Lone Star Analysis will award a prize for the best suggested addition to our online glossary of analytics terms.
We will award a $250 prize to a university student on May 15.Rules:
- Entries after April 21 may not be accepted and must be submitted in English to
info@Lone-Star.com - All entries become the property of Lone Star Analysis
- Judges' decision is final
- Since the judges' decision is final, we don't need other rules
Suggestions:
1. The Lone Star glossary has a certain kind of "voice." it is fine to have a different voice, but
pedantic blah blah can't win. You might want to look at these entries:
- last paragraph of "Artificial Intelligence"
- last paragraph of "Big Data"
- Fourth Great Lie
- Spherical Cow
- ZJF
2. We are looking for
new entries - new additions to the glossary will be most welcome, regardless of voice, as long as they are pithy and not pedantic
The glossary is here -
Glossary - Lone Star Analysis
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| Business Case Analysis (BCA) is a term with several meanings. In some contexts it just means a PowerPoint presentation with a list of reasons why the speaker wants to take a course of action. In other cases, it involves a cost-benefit trade study, with math models. |
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