Congratulations, you are the new a cost accountant for Odinson Sparkling Water. You have been hired...

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Congratulations, you are the new a cost accountant for Odinson Sparkling Water. You have been hired to implementing a data analytics program. Management (Thor and Loki Odinson) currently feels overwhelmed by the prospect of integrating a brand-new system of any kind, especially when they do not fully understand what that means for the company (there is no data analytics in Asgard). You have decided to create some documentation to put their minds at ease. With this goal in mind, please answer the following questions as a way of outlining the content of your documentation. a (3 points) What are hard and soft data, where does each of these come from? Can the company exclusively use only one type or the other? b. (3 points) What are internal and external data, and can you list one example of sources for each? c. 1 points) Provide an example of a type of data Odinson may try to collect about its customers? Edit View Insert Format Tools Table Congratulations, you are the new a cost accountant for Odinson Sparkling Water. You have been hired to implementing a data analytics program. Management (Thor and Loki Odinson) currently feels overwhelmed by the prospect of integrating a brand-new system of any kind, especially when they do not fully understand what that means for the company (there is no data analytics in Asgard). You have decided to create some documentation to put their minds at ease. With this goal in mind, please answer the following questions as a way of outlining the content of your documentation. a (3 points) What are hard and soft data, where does each of these come from? Can the company exclusively use only one type or the other? b. (3 points) What are internal and external data, and can you list one example of sources for each? c. 1 points) Provide an example of a type of data Odinson may try to collect about its customers? Edit View Insert Format Tools Table

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a Hard data refers to quantifiable and numerical data such as sales figures production numbers and f... View the full answer