Data-Driven-Decision-Making 無料問題集「WGU VPC2Data-Driven Decision MakingC207」

（A）A BSC and a KPI are identical except that a BSC is a measurement of metrics over time, and a KPI is a snapshot of success at one point in time.

（B）A BSC and a KPI are identical except that a BSC is used in business settings, and a KPI is used exclusively by governmental agencies.

（C）A BSC aligns with just one aspect of an organization's success, whereas a KPI allows managers to simultaneously view performance in several areas.

（D）A KPI aligns with just one aspect of an organization's success, whereas a BSC allows managers to view performance in several areas.

（A）Only the dog owners

（B）Neither the researchers nor the dog owners nor the response gatherers

（C）The researchers, the dog owners, and the response gatherers

（D）Only the researchers

（A）R-squared

（B）Median

（C）T-statistic

（D）Z-score

（A）An instrument that needs calibration

（B）Respondents favoring certain outcomes

（C）Unpredictable fluctuations in readings

（D）Biased data

（A）Average cost per project spent by other similar counties

（B）Median number of projects completed last year

（C）Average number of projects completed

（D）Median cost for all county projects

（A）Spreadsheets

（B）Experimental studies

（C）Relational databases

（D）Observational studies

（A）To increase the organization's data collection

（B）To provide a target of where an organization needs or desires to be

（C）To translate the organization's mission for only team players

（D）To decrease the organization's action plans

（A）Option D

（B）Option B

（C）Option C

（D）Option A

（A）$25

（B）$41

（C）$48

（D）$34