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MBTN Academy announces the beta release of Weighted Averages authored by Gopala "GG" Ganesh. This module defines weighted average, how to calculate it, and provides marketing and finance examples of how it is used in business. The examples cover multi-tiered weighting problems as well as solving for a goal value within a weighted average context....
MBTN Academy announces the beta release of Statistics 4: Nonlinear Regression authored by Alexander Skvorchevsky. Many economic processes cannot be described by simple or multiple linear regression models. In these circumstances, nonlinear regression models are often used. This module introduces advanced statistical techniques that may be used to model these relationships....
Learn the most important aspects of Financial Statement Analysis including key profitability and liquidity ratios, cash flow, and leverage. Act before Aug 31st and receive $10 off. Our Dog Days of August Special!...
Charlie Goetz, Senior Lecturer of Entrepreneurship at Emory University’s Goizueta Business School provides great tips for start-ups in this 20 minute podcast....
Congratulations graduates! It's a big accomplishment. On to your first job. What should you expect? Some helpful advice in this article as well as information about MBTN Academy's great upgrade deals for former academic users....
Interesting article this morning in the NYTimes that highlights the challenges of keeping business education relevant in today's rapidly changing environment. Here's an excerpt, with a link to the full article that uses some examples from Cornell Tech's innovative program that brings M.B.A. candidates and graduate students in computer science together. Greg Pass, the former chief technology officer of Twitter, put the matter succinctly. The M.B.A., he observed, is “a challenged brand.” That’s because the degree suggests a person steeped in finance and corporate strategy rather than in the digital-age arts of speed and constant experimentation — and in skills like...