IIM-Lucknow launches analytics programme
Lucknow, Oct 29: The Indian Institute of Management-Lucknow and America's Kelley School of Business have announced a joint certificate programme in business analytics for executives.
The one-year certification programme would impart “cutting edge analytics” knowledge through a unique blend of online and classroom education, an IIM-Lucknow release said.
Giving details it said the programme shall combine business strategy, business analytical tools and applications of analytics in selected business areas, namely finance, marketing and operations. IANS
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