ISSS608 2017-18 T3 Assign Manu George Mathew Q1

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Question:

Using the four large Kasios International data sets, combine the different sources to create a single picture of the company. Characterize changes in the company over time. According to the company’s communications and purchase habits, is the company growing?

Visualization and Analysis

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1.The expansion of Kasios A close estimation of the company's size was obtained by plotting the number of Distinct Sources in the Data over time. The illustration shows the image of the dashboard used for analysis. Based on this, we can say that Kasios International is growing. From 11,084 employees in May 2015, it increased to 312,239 employees by end of Dec 2017.
2.Hiring and Attrition Patterns at Kasios A static view of the employee count in a company does not give a clear picture of whether the company is growing. A better measure to look at will be talent aquisition and employee attrition. Thus, this dashboard aims to help us analyse the attrition and aquisition patterns in Kasios International.
3.Change in Communication and Purchase patterns over Time These plots help us to identify the trend over time in communications and purchase patterns. On the communication aspect, we are looking at a dashboard to visualize Counts of Calls, Emails and Meetings over time Median number of Connections per Employee over Time On the Purchase aspect, we are looking at the number of purchases over time in the company.	The sequences:

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Insights

By using the above dashboards, we can infer that,

• The company has been growing over Time.
• On the communications front, There is an increasing trend in meetings over time.
• The number of connections for a typical employee at Kasios have been getting smaller and smaller over time.