Pure Data-Science and Business Analytics

Name
Instructor
Course
Date
Pure Data Science and Business Analytics
Business analytics and pure science require effective mastery of concepts of relating to data and application of analytical tools in management challenges within an organization. An understanding of mathematics and statistics is crucial. Therefore, successful analytics is featured by a student’s ability to collect and manage a broad set of data using database tools.
Analytics in Business
Analytics in business is a set of organizational data with the aim of establishing statistical conclusions that would enhance business management. Software plays a key role in ensuring that adequate analysis is conducted. The process often enhances decision-making processes that are dependent on data. Through data analytics, the company can observe the new trends in the market and establish strategies to meet changes in the demand systems and develop effective prices for its services and products. The organization of complex information is conducted in simple form through a series of data presentation techniques such as charts.
Pure Data Science
Data science applies different statistical concepts such as data inference, algorithm development, and technology. It solves complex problems by combining the outlined concepts as a way of generating business value. The companies can establish investment strategies and quality delivery platforms through the data science. It is less relational thus requires external sources to provide a clear interpretation of its data.

The tools used in pure science data differ from those of business analytics. It is less focused on the real world business challenges (Lee, par4).
Understanding differences between pure science and data analytics improves effective decision making in an organization. It creates an understanding of the business context. Therefore, problem-solving skills are developed through data analysis tools. Furthermore, it enables the management to organize data for easy assessment.

Works Cited
Lee H. Robert. UBC SAUDER; School of Business. Retrieved from http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/Programs/Master_of_Business_Analytics/Program_Overview