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Nicholas Jefferies commented on the post, Weekly Question #6, on the site 5 years, 4 months ago
I believe that the most important technology in the workforce is SCM. With Supply Chain Management, you are able to accomplish such a wide variety of things and do it on a much larger scale than ever before. This is such an ever growing aspect of business and it is the main reason that eCommerce is slowly growing larger and larger with companies…[Read more]
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Nicholas Jefferies commented on the post, Weekly Question #5, on the site 5 years, 4 months ago
Which is important is totally up to the type of organization. If the company were Oracle or another software heavy business, then it would definitely be CRM. While a goods heavy organization would certainly be Supply Chain Management. A company like Amazon for example has some of the most advanced automated warehouse technology in the world and it…[Read more]
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Nicholas Jefferies commented on the post, Weekly Question #4, on the site 5 years, 4 months ago
I think the most important new innovation is the now consumer availability of self driving cars. I think going forward, this technology will only get more prevalent. Forerunners are Tesla, most German car manufacturers and Cadillac among others. Self driving cars will make roads safer places to drive and when the technology is more common it will…[Read more]
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Nicholas Jefferies commented on the post, Weekly Question #3, on the site 5 years, 4 months ago
Collecting good data is very important, and in finance(my major) there is really no way in getting around the correct value as the wrong answer will end up losing you a lot of clients or gaining a whole lot and in the end probably being audited and being found guilty of illegal activities. Having the right data for your clients is imperative as…[Read more]
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Nicholas Jefferies commented on the post, Weekly Question #2, on the site 5 years, 5 months ago
Decision trees seem to me to be comparable to the risk management but more methodical. Once you have a very general starting point you can start to ask basic questions and based off the answers, move along from there. The version of risk management that I was taught, You begin your plan and avoid all the unnecessary risk you can in order to…[Read more]
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Nicholas Jefferies commented on the post, Weekly Question #1, on the site 5 years, 5 months ago
I found that the most interesting fact in the video is that, “A weeks worth of the New York Times contains more information than a person was likely to come across in a lifetime in the 18th century. This is very surprising because it means that we as a species are that much more intelligent and aware due to what kind of information we have…[Read more]