Write about your experience in writing all semester . i have a copy of the one i have already written . i want it edited and straighten up

The Assignment

Write a 2- to 3-page paper in which you:

• Identify the two countries that you are comparing with the United States.
• Define the three health indicators you have selected for your analysis and explain why you chose them.
• Include the table you created to record and compare your data.
• Summarize the results of your comparison, sharing at least two insights that you gained through this analysis of health and disease in the United States and your two selected countries.

The World Health Organization’s “Statistical Information System” is an interactive database that allows you to compare health indicators for multiple countries. For this Assignment, you will compare data from the two countries you selected for Discussion 2 with the United States (i.e., compare the same countries in both Discussion 2 and the Assignment).

In preparation for this Assignment, consider the value of using standardized quantitative health measures or indicators to compare information internationally. Examine the definitions of indicators presented in the Learning Resources, including pages 55–62 of the Shi and Singh (2015) textbook.

Use the WHO website found in this module’s Learning Resources to examine country statistics and profiles. Create a table to record data related to three health indicators for the three countries (i.e., the two you have selected to compare with the United States, for a total of three countries) as illustrated in the “Module 5 Example” document (located in the Learning Resources).

Once your table is complete, compare the data and analyze it in light of the information presented in this module’s Learning Resources and the research you conducted for Discussion 2. What insights does this comparison give you about health and disease within the U.S. health care delivery system and the systems of the two other countries you selected?

David Sokol, then– second in command at Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway company, bought $ 10 million in shares of Lubrizol, a company whose acquisition he would later recommend to Mr. Buffett. He then shepherded through the acquisition.

When the SEC investigation of Mr. Sokol’s advance stock purchase became public, Mr. Buffett said, “ Neither Dave nor I feel his Lubrizol purchases were unlawful.” The audit committee for Berkshire Hathaway investigated and issued a report that condemned Mr. Sokol’s conduct. Shortly thereafter, Mr. Buffett spoke at the annual shareholder meeting, “ I don’t think there’s any question about the inexcusable part. He violated the code of ethics. He violated our insider trading rules. He violated the principles I lay out every two years.” Did Mr. Sokol violate 10( b)?

What are some of the strategic benefits of business analytics?

Just do response each posted # 1 to 3 down below only.

Posted 1

With the use of technology, businesses can make better decisions. According to Rainer & Prince, “business analytics is the process of developing actionable decisions or recommendations for actions based upon insights generated from historical data” (Rainer & Prince, 2018, ch. 12.2). Successful companies put a lot of effort in to making sure that they use applications in a way that benefits the organization. Most businesses have vast amounts of data. It is important to store it in a way that it can be easily accessed and referenced. The data can then be analyzed and compared to see what changes or improvements can be made.

A successful business should always be evolving and looking for ways to work smarter while maximizing profits. Business analytics can help companies to do this in so many ways. Companies can use data to look at previous performance. They can use data to predict future performance and look for areas to improve. Analyzing data can help you to notice trends that you did not realize were there before and help to fill in information gaps. Another benefit is that management can use business analytics as a tool to assist them in doing their jobs better. We are currently using business analytics at my job to identify areas where we can improve. I firmly believe that you should always be evaluating processes and business plans. The world is constantly evolving and to stay relevant as a business you must evolve with it.

Posted 2

In businesses, business analytics are vital to making better-informed decisions that lead to greater success for businesses. The process is what makes businesses not only thrive but also adapt to change and keep a presence in the market. Businesses use business analytics to get through a problem through using data to be involved in the solution making to make the confidence in the solution more concrete.

When businesses ruin into a problem, or “pain point”, we use business analytics to come up with solution to the problem. Businesses then have data scientists, analysts, and decision-makers analyze tons of data in the forms of three different types of analytics: descriptive analytics, predictive analytics, and prescriptive analytics. These three analytics can then be communicated to decision makers who use the analytics to make a well-informed solution based on the data. Business analytics can also be used to know how customers view the business. the data can show how a customer values products and services.

Posted 3

Business analytics/ business intelligence tools and processes used to extract insights from raw data to aid in business decision making. There are plenty of strategic benefits for companies that use Business analytics/ business intelligence. It’s important for companies to stay competitive and in some cases have an advantage over competitors. Business analytics/ business intelligence helps companies by providing reasons why both positive and negative things have happened.

Reporting fast and accurate information to the companies is a strategic benefit to the companies because it helps them identify market trends and help find ways to increase efficiency. It also generates information that companies aren’t aware of and advise them on possible action plans to take.