DRAFT -- WORK IN PROGRESS
What is this? This application is an exploratory learning tool or interactive infographic that cross references the Predictive Analytic process with unique personas and the potential JMP platforms used. It can be used for a presentation tool, a sales tool or a series of short learning points or what we're calling Learning Moments for new JMP Users.
The PA context here is softly based on the Six Sigma DMAIC.
However the intention of this document is to solicit your input, so please feel free to add your own thoughts, ideas, etc.
We are open to any and all feedback.
Technology: This is a 4:3 ratio HTML5 document that has the potential of being both a iOS and Android Application. This framework could potentially be used for Trade Show Ped Displays, Discovery Posters, visualizing a multitude of Processes, for example, Model Building, DOE, Clinical Drug Development, or exploratory techniques in Data Analysis.
We are shooting for a Prototype as soon as we have exhausted your feedback. Our goal is to iterate through the ideas and have a working prototype by end November 2015.
Please add your input below.
Process Steps
| Step | Lifecycle | Description |
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| 0 | PRE | |
| 1 | Frame | - Define Problem
- Identify Problem
- Formulate Problem
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| 2 | Collect | - Data Preparation
- Data Formatting
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| 3 | Analyze | |
| 4 | Analyze | |
| 5 | Model | |
| 6 | Model | |
| 7 | Act | |
| 8 | Act | |
Personas--Identify the type of person involved
| Persona | Description | Question they might Ask? |
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| Business Analyst | | Here's the output you wanted. Is it in the output you expected? |
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Touchpoints--Platforms Involved
| Platform | Who | Why? |
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| Fit Y by X | Business Anaylst | |
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Emotion
| Pain Points | Why? |
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| Data Prep | I have many transformations to make on my data before it is useful for analysis |
Data Access | It is not easy to get my data into JMP |
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8" />Hi Ryan,
This looks good. Do you know if mia.stephens or Ian@JMP has seen this?
It looks like this would be a nice way to display the cases in their Visual Six Sigma book.
Stan
