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1. The Wrap-up Session
Baron Bich was a Genius
Networks & Platforms
for
Business Development
May 31st 2012
NOVANCIA Business School - Paris
Copyright Eugenio Pozzolini 2012
3. INNOVATIONS WERE
PRODUCED/MARKETED IN FRANCE
IN THE PAST 100 YEARS
Could you name four of them some of which you
may use every day and the innovator behind ?
27. reach your dream
close the cone
X X X Output = Solutions
make & take a decision, any decision
choose by assessing risk & daring
measure the opportunity
select the opportunity
detect the opportunity
slim down the cone
x x x x x x x X
Discover & Exchange & Discover
EXPLORE
open the cone of search
put your curiosity & ingenuity to work !!!!
28. IMAGINE
Detect the opportunity
Select the opportunity
Choose by risking
Make and Take a decision
THINK SOLUTION
reach you dream
29. How do you do that ?
WHAT
WHERE
HOW
WHEN
Missing is
WHY
Why ?
33. A an example of a your multidimensional
personal business query
Given what are my needs, where I can find in 3 areas/regions (France,
Europe, R. O. W) and from 2 countries (India and China) the offers that
reflect the needs of the industry whom I can fulfil with my educational
skills , acquired know-how, time and experience?
This personal question describes both the data that you need to examine
and the way you need the data structured .
Some of the questions contained in the above query :
What is my product ? (“…my needs…”)
Where can I sell it ? (“…3 areas/regions…and from 2 countries..”)
Who wants to buy them (“… the offers…”)
How much ? (the market will decide…)
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34. OLAP
In an OLAP data model, information is conceptually viewed as cubes, which consist
of
descriptive categories (dimensions)
and
quantitative values (measures).
The multidimensional data model makes it simple for users to formulate complex
queries, arrange data on a report, switch from summary to detail data, and filter or
slice data into meaningful subsets.
Cubes is an easy expression to describe a form.
In the business world OLAP can be multi-dimentional & multifaceted with
5,6,7,…x… dimensions and measures
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35. To simplify
Dimension is What/Where/Who/ Time
When Geography
Product
Channel
Organization
Scenario (budget/actual)
Measure is How Much Sales
Unit Sales
Inventory
Head counts
Income
Expenses
Profits/Losses
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