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    1. A regression analysis by: Christopher Pappas Gregory Davis Malcolm Campbell Iris Hu Amanda Zabriski
      • Predict the monthly engineer hours required to service a prospective client
      • Better objectify certain cost factors
      • Utilize results to assist NEMSYS in increasing efficiency and/or effectiveness
      • Every business today needs computer technology
      • Impractical for every company to hire the proper employees needed to maintain working technology
      • Service companies such as NEMSYS provide a cost-effective and efficient way to keep technology in working order
      • Interviewed executives at NEMSYS to understand the main drivers of engineer hours
      • Collected NEMSYS client data
        • Breakdown of monthly service hours for past 2 years
      • Collected predictor data
      • Performed regression analysis
      • The regression equation is: AMH = 27.0 - 14.1 S + 0.492 WS + 0.69 NP + 5.53 AS - 13.0 NC + 0.201 NP 2
        • AMH = avg monthly engineer hours
        • S = # of servers
        • WS = # of workstations
        • NP = # of network printer
        • AS = avg savvy
        • NC = avg network complexity
        • NP 2 = network printer squared
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      • Average age of workstations
      • Ratio of laptops to overall workstations
    2.  
      • Analysis:
      • Predictor Coef SE Coef T P
      • Constant 26.96 13.25 2.04 0.076
      • S -14.092 6.361 -2.22 0.058
      • WS 0.4918 0.1158 4.25 0.003
      • NP 0.687 3.276 0.21 0.839
      • AS 5.527 4.353 1.27 0.240
      • NC -13.041 6.586 -1.98 0.083
      • NP^2 0.2012 0.4468 0.45 0.664 
      • S = 6.35500 R-Sq = 81.5% R-Sq(adj) = 67.6%
      •  
      • Analysis of Variance
      • Source DF SS MS F P
      • Regression 6 1423.56 237.26 5.87 0.013
      • Residual Error 8 323.09 40.39
      • Total 14 1746.65
      • Limited in the amount of data available
      • Based on the rule of 6, the minimal amount of data to be used in the model should be 84 clients
        • NEMSYS is a small company; does not service that many clients monthly
        • Fewer observations skews the R-squared towards 1, but you really haven’t explained the variation
      • Predict the monthly engineer hours required to service a prospective client
        • AMH = 27.0 - 14.1 (1) + 0.492 (20) + 0.69 (2) + 5.53 (1) - 13.0 (0) + 0.201 (2 2 ) = 30.45 * $85/hour = $2,588.59
        • Prediction interval: (16.59, 43.43) * $85/hour = ($1,410.15, $3,691.55)
        • Conclusion: more data needed
      • Better objectify certain cost factors
        • YES
      • Utilize results to assist NEMSYS in increasing efficiency and/or effectiveness
        • YES
      • Used a squared predictor
      • Get more data
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