Trionym Systems, a designer and producer of 3-D printers, was enjoying soaring revenue. Trionym's chief executive officer (CEO) presented a plan for getting a new generation facility to deal with the anticipated demand for the business's latest 3-D printer, the RB-5000, which was presently under beta testing.
He expressed reservations to significant doubt with respect both in terms of market size and production costs. Accordingly, he wished to use the latest prescriptive analytics techniques to make sure that the decision to expand was the right one. The chief analytics officer was tasked with assessing the planned job and had to report his findings at the following board meeting. Owen Hall is affiliated with Pepperdine University.
Trionym Systems Investment Decision-Making Using Prescriptive Analytics Case Study Solution
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PUBLICATION DATE: May 28, 2015 PRODUCT #: W15178-HCB-ENG
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