What a disappointment! The course is supposed to be about data and analytics, but in reality just meaningless company presentation. Some slides would be also helpful rather than watching an employee face.

Be careful with this course. You have to get all questions right to pass. So, for one quizz, I spent many days doing different combinations. Is this real learning? I don't think so. I would not recommend for anyone to pay for this specialization.

The course is like advertisement campaign for Accenture. There isn't much real contents.

I think this module does not qualify as a class, it has a lot of promotion material for Accenture, and most of the presentation are very high level and generic. this is good as a trailer for a real class.

Good thing about this class, you get to hear some formal definitions, and some high level layout of analysis process. I liked the Canal+ TV case, but it is still high level.

I wished this class defines more mature process to deal with practical problems.

Again good to hear it, but its not a class per se

Bad course. More like an advert.

The material doesn't have any practical value. One of the two assignments is hypothetical and vague which makes it useless.

Business analytic explained in simple language and real case studies. Short and enjoyable videos. (recommend 1.5x~1.75x view speed)

Poor and disappointing.

Most case studies are told superficial. Quantity over quality. The course does not fit in specialization continuity.

Waste of time and money.

Very general. I would like to see less, but more detailed examples.

This is nothing more than marketing materials

total mess

Honestly, after amazing first two courses in the specialization, this one is a bit of downgrade. The course is mostly stories of real business cases and the application of business analytics. I personally would prefer more R scrips and actual analysis to be done. But the whole specialization in amazing and worth it. I'm really thankful that I could learn from ESSEC and ACCENTURE. I'd give 10/5 for the specialization if I could.

I saw some bad reviews for this, the third part of the excellent (IMHO) Business Analytics course. I thought it was quite interesting to see and hear the Accenture leadership. I liked the cases they gave and the language they used to describe those solutions. These learnings help me talk to my colleagues in a more 'business focussed' way.

It is a great course, with a lot of good examples of Analytics case study. However I am a bit disappointed with its depth in the subject, since all cases are explained in a high level, so it feels like it is missing some concrete informations. Also, the peer-graded assessment doesn't seem to be perfectly aligned with the content of the course.

Excellent continuation of the courses: introduction into busness analytics and marketing analytics. You will be exposed to many different domains and see how business analytics can help solving real world problems. I worked for many years on IoT and digital transformation and even while the course is a few years old these case studies are still relevant. That said the course could use a refresher. Nowadays the term digital transformation is often used to describe some of the approaches and challenges.

Excellent accumulation of relevant case studies across industries, very well planned modules and interesting project assignments!

This is a good course that focuses on communicating ideas which is often a weak spot for business professionals.

To be honesty ,I learned something new and the teachers give me some different new idea ,that's very good .

Such an exiting journey to the digital consultancy world

Great course for becoming a data scientist

Very helpful.. Thank you Coursera

Rigorous but awesome

awesome ideas...

Well Explained.

An interesting brief overview of how data analytics can be applied to various business and companies. It is not very in-depth but offers some good ideals if you are particularly interested in some of the industries on how they utilize data anaytics. For me the example of Bank of Ireland and healthcare sectors are the most interesting and inspiring cases.