Project $9-10$ challenges you to dive deep into the realm of business analytics, focusing on the application of information technologies to solve business problems or capitalize on business opportunities. Your analysis will draw upon insights gained from real$-$world projects showcased by the Milgard Center for Business Analytics Applied Project Showcase $2023.$This is an individual project. You will complete it based on what we are learning in class.The following document provides you with more information:Project $9-10.$docxTeam selection sheet TeamSelectTool.xlsxLink to presentationsMilgard Center for Business Analytics Applied Project Showcase $2023$Task BreakdownPart One: Research and ObservationShowcase Review: Begin by watching the showcase, which includes $12$ presentations of applied projects.Part Two: Evaluation and AnalysisGroup Selection: Utilize the tool provided to randomly select $4$ teams for your analysis.You will critically analyze how information technologies are employed in practical business scenarios. This involves:Understanding the business problem or opportunity presented.Analyzing the proposed information technology solution.Evaluating the feasibility and potential impact of the solution based on problem$-$solving and critical thinking methodologies.$*$Team Selection Tool GuideThe Excel sheet is designed to help you choose $4$ presentations out of a total of $12$ for your final project. This tool uses a randomization feature to help ensure fairness and variety in your selection process. How It Works:$-$ Original List: The left column, titled "Team," shows the original order of the teams along with timestamps. These timestamps correspond to the start times of each team's presentation.$-$ Randomized List: The right column, labeled "Random Team," displays a list of teams that has been randomly shuffled each time the Excel file is opened.Steps to Use the Tool:$1.$ Open the File: Simply open the Excel file and it will automatically generate a new randomized list of teams$\mathrm{.}2.$ Select Teams: Look at the column titled "Random Team" and choose the first $4$ teams listed. These will be the presentations you will use for your project$\mathrm{.}3.$ Note the Timestamps: Pay attention to the timestamps next to each team name. This will help you locate the exact starting point of their presentations in the video.Important Note:The randomization process ensures that each time you open the file, the order of teams in the "Random Team" column will be different. This means you should select your $4$ teams immediately upon opening the file to maintain the randomness of your selection.