Time Context It is the first suggested outline in solving business cases. Students needs to specify the time context (month and year) if case facts are explicit about it. The time context should tell us when the problem was observed; which required the necessity of an action. A business problem requiring an action during world war will have a different action if it were to be tackled today. In short, a business problem will have different solutions, under different political and economic environments.
An example of time context in case analysis is AT&T Mobile: Pricing for the very first time. Another example is Soft Drink industry case study.
Specify the time context (month and year) if the case fact is explicit about it. The time context should tell us when the problem was observed, which requires the necessity of an action. Posted by: Archie P. Jimenez ~ From the book entitled: "Management for Filipinos"
the time context should tell us when the problem was observed; which required the necessity of an action. a business problem will have different solutions, under different political and economic environments.
time stands i.e. in context 'time stands still'
Perhaps there is some local or regional slang expression where 25 means the exact right time. But I know of no context in generally accepted U.S. English usage where that is the case.
Prompt in this context means on time.
In statistical analysis, correlation time is important because it measures how long it takes for two variables to become independent of each other. It helps determine the strength and stability of relationships between variables over time.
Customer Case fill on time
In any field, stationary means unmoving and won't be moving.
A temporal feature refers to a specific characteristic or attribute that is related to time or timing. In the context of data analysis, temporal features are variables that capture information about when events occur, such as timestamps or seasonality patterns. These features are important for tasks like time series forecasting or understanding trends over time.
It means time to sell, usually in the case of food animals.
Solid analysis takes time, attention to detail, critical thinking, and the ability to interpret and communicate findings effectively. It also requires a thorough understanding of the data being analyzed and the context in which it exists.