I'll continue with the Marketing Systems Approach I covered briefly in the last article. The Marketing Systems Approach is also known as a SWOT Analysis; and SWOT stands for Strengths, Weaknesses,…

Marketing happened to be the most difficult course in my Business Administration undergraduate program. Although, it wasn't due to the material covered but because I had the privilege of taking the…

Statistics refers to the use of data analysis to solve management problems for effective decision making supported by the conclusions drawn from empirical evidence. In Statistics, we must collect and…

Statistics refers to the use of data analysis to solve management problems for effective decision making supported by the conclusions drawn from empirical evidence. In Statistics, we must collect and…

In Spring 2013, I had the privilege to take a course by a professor who got his PhD at UC Berkeley in Biostatistics and who'd been developing his own textbook.…

I started this Corporate Finance series leading up to this final editorial, evaluating Microsoft's earnings call which took place July 22nd. The first article covered Capital Budgeting, and the second…

In part one of Corporate Finance, I covered Capital Budgeting which helps a company make future investment decisions based on previous Financial Statements as a past reference. To effectively evaluate a company's Financial…

For the remainder of July, I'm going to focus on a 3 part Corporate Finance series which will build up to evaluating Microsoft's first earnings call with Satya Nadella as CEO.…

Brief History: Alexander Graham Bell was credited for inventing the telephone, as he’d been the first to obtain a patent in 1876. He then founded the Bell Telephone Company in…

Through Karl Marx’s Wage-Labour and Capital, the economic concept foresaw the impending growth of competition as the underlying issue within our capitalistic economy. The underlying issue in turn widened the…