Decision modelling shows how repeatable business decisions are made. For more information, see BABOK® Guide v3, chapter 10.17.Decision analysis formally assesses a problem and possible decisions

Descriptive statistics derive information about the population under study. Inferential statistics helps to assess information about a sample of the population and make informed generalizations.

Extract, Transform, and Load (ETL) refers to a data sourcing and curation approach for application development, business intelligence, and the analytics domain. ETL is often used to make data

Interface analysis is used to identify where, what, why, when, how, and for whom information is exchanged between solution components or across solution boundaries.

Business decisions are often based on some amount of uncertainty regarding the outcome. Optimization can be described as choosing the best possible option among multiple available options under

At the Delivery Horizon, planning focuses on the day-to-day delivery of backlog items. Agile delivery teams plan on a very short-term basis. What short-term means depends on the organization and

At the Delivery Horizon, the agile principle of See the Whole is applied when there is a shared understanding of how individual stories advance the business outcomes and value is created, and

Most stakeholders can instinctively identify the symptoms of a business problem based on their expertise and knowledge of business processes, rules, and practices. To investigate these problems

The tasks within the Source Data domain are performed by individuals who possess strong technical skills related to the data architecture of the organization and the skills required to extract or

The Guide Organizational-Level Strategy for Business Data Analytics domain builds on the first five domains that describe a business data analytics practitioner's work by elaborating on