Count Occurrences within a case in IBM SPSS Statistics
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This document provides instructions for counting the occurrences of values within variables in an IBM SPSS dataset. It demonstrates counting the number of "Strongly Positive" responses across six satisfaction survey questions to calculate a total for each respondent. The steps shown include using the "Transform > Count Values within cases" procedure to create a new variable called "Count_Strongly_Positive" that contains the count. It also notes that cases can be conditionally selected for counting using an "If cases" dialog box.
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9. Click OK, and.
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The document should include a title page, verbiage on why risk management is important to your selected project and how it relates to the project (two to three paragraphs), the modified risk table, and a conclusion.
· Each risk must be scored, and mitigation plans must be outlined in detail.
· Each risk must be ranked, and therefore, the highest risk items should be on top: red, yellow, green in order.
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Value Creation
Sellers create value for buyers in the form of providing leading edge technology, state of the art products, timely services, ease of buying, and quality of relationships, services, and products. These values are usually related to company finances (but not for all criteria, as compliance, safety, and other factors can be considered). Sellers will create value for you as the buyer, given the RFP you have selected, and then in turn you will create value for your buyer (client).
Taking into considerations the RFP you have selected to work with during this course, answer the following two questions in detail. Submit this assignment as one comprehensive MS Word document of no less than 200 words.
1. What are the most important value add criteria your sellers can provide you in order to make your project a success?
2. In turn, what value will you provide to your clients? Why should your clients select you as their future vendor?
Unit VII Mini Project
CMROAT
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· Budget
· Schedule
· Seller Experience
· Quality
· Technology
· Geography (location of buyer, seller, associates)
· Financial
· Strategic Direction (for both buyer and seller)
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Assignment #1: Statistics Data Analysis Plan
Assignment #1: Prepare Descriptive Statistics Data Analysis Plan
Before conducting any statistical analyses, researchers develop a plan for how they will analyze their data to answer their research questions. The purpose of this assignment is to provide experience developing and executing a descriptive statistics analysis plan using real world data to answer a practical question.
Note: This first assignment develops and executes a preliminary plan using a subset of the data to create tables and graphs to address the assigned task. The second assignment will involve carrying out the plan in greater detail, after receiving in class feedback from your instructor.
Assignment Steps:
Step #1: Understanding the task to be addressed:
You are interviewing for a new job as a Financial Advisor and have been asked to perform the following task:
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The grid is a simple 2x2 box. The top right box of the grid represents products that are considered "question marks"--products that are new or have yet to show their success. The top left box of the grid represents products that are considered "stars" -- products showing success. The bottom left box of the grid represents products that are considered "cash cow"--as these are products that have advanced counter-clockwise around the grid, from a "question mark" to a "star" and are now stable, requiring little promotion and expense, but are providing good returns. The bottom right box of the grid is where products are located when they are a "dog"--meaning not very good.
Most companies have several products they offer. These products represent different levels of success within the company and need different types of attention. Most products introduced by a company start in the top right quadrant. These are “Question Marks” as the product may grow and be successful or they may fail and drop to a dog or simply be sold off (divested). If the product begins to show growth and acceptance, that product moves to the top left quadrant and becomes a “Star.” It has high market growth and high market share. After a while the product, because of the product life cycle theory, will eventually not show growth, and may move to the bottom left quadrant. This is called a “Cash Cow.” The company typically is not pumping any additional money into R/D of this product or even marketing. It is just reaping the benefits of a successful product. But as almost all products do, eventually it will fade and become a “Dog.” There is will have low market share and low growth potential.
Part 1: Choose a quick service restaurant like McDonalds, Taco Bell, Arby’s, etc. and select 8-10 of their products from their menu. Select products that represent different quadrants. Place them into one of the four quadrants and justify your placement. Be certain to consider the axis legend as illustrated in your text.
Part 2: Then apply one of the four basic marketing strategies for the company to do for that product.. Discuss at least four of the products you identified in Part 1. (Build, Hold, Harvest, Divest) Discuss what you think they should do and why.
Remember, not all products that are “dogs” are totally lifeless and should be divested. Think about the vinyl record. Just a short time ago it was considered to be a “Dog,” but today’s world has seen it come back and be highly successful. Also, think about a balanced portfolio. See the text for more on that concept. (Another words, it is not healthy for a company to have nothing but “Cash Cows” or very few “Question Marks” or “Stars.” There always needs to be new products being introduced or soon the company will die with its “Dogs.”)
Properly format with bullets and/or paragraphs. Support your work with in-text citing and a reference section. You do not have to “draw” a .
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- 1. Copyright ©2020 Version 1. All rights reserved. SPSS Analytics Partner is part of Version 1 1 Tech Tips - Count Occurrences within a case in IBM SPSS Statistics
- 2. Copyright ©2020 Version 1. All rights reserved. SPSS Analytics Partner is part of Version 1 2 Tech Tips Why count occurrences of values within cases? • You might have a satisfaction survey that contains a lot of questions with the same scale – You can use this procedure to calculate the total number of “Very Satisfied” responses a respondent gave across a number of questions • You might have a survey that contains a list of magazines where each magazine is a variable and each respondent indicates Yes or No for each magazine – You can use this procedure to calculate the total number of magazines each person reads
- 3. Copyright ©2020 Version 1. All rights reserved. SPSS Analytics Partner is part of Version 1 3 Tech Tips Counting occurrences example • We will use the sample file “satisf.sav” • Located in C:Program FilesIBMSPSSStatistics*VersionSamples English *Version: Your SPSS Statistics Version, e.g. 20, 21, 22,… • The last 6 variables price, numitems, org, service, quality & overall all have the same scale • 1 = Strongly Negative • 2=Somewhat Negative • 3= Neutral • 4=Somewhat Positive • 5=Strongly Positive
- 4. Copyright ©2020 Version 1. All rights reserved. SPSS Analytics Partner is part of Version 1 4 • Let’s count the number of occurrences of “Strongly Positive” across the 5 variables • To create this count variable: Transform -> Count Values within cases Tech Tips Counting occurrences: Strongly Positive
- 5. Copyright ©2020 Version 1. All rights reserved. SPSS Analytics Partner is part of Version 1 5 Tech Tips Counting occurrences example • In Target Variable type “Count_Strongly_Positive” • In the Target Label type “Count of Strongly Positive Responses • Select the six variables from the variable list on the left hand side and place them in the Numeric_Variables: list
- 6. Copyright ©2020 Version 1. All rights reserved. SPSS Analytics Partner is part of Version 1 6 • As we want to count the number of “Strongly Positive” responses for each respondent and this label corresponds to 5, we will specify 5 in the value and click Add • Other options include specifying a range of values or specifying missing values as the values to count • Select Continue and select OK in the main dialog Tech Tips Counting occurrences: Define Values
- 7. Copyright ©2020 Version 1. All rights reserved. SPSS Analytics Partner is part of Version 1 7 Tech Tips New variable: Count_Strongly_Positive
- 8. Copyright ©2020 Version 1. All rights reserved. SPSS Analytics Partner is part of Version 1 8 • The If cases dialog box allows you to count occurrences of values for a subset of cases using conditional expressions – If the result of a conditional expression is true, the case is included in the selected subset – If the result of a conditional expression is false or missing, the case is not included in the selected subset Tech Tips Count Cases – other options
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