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Data-Driven Decision Making for Managers

Build a practical skillset to interpret business data and turn insights into action. This course helps managers move from intuition to evidence-based decisions using clear frameworks and real-world examples. You’ll learn how to read dashboards, surface meaningful KPIs, and align analytics with business goals to drive measurable improvements across teams.

Updated September 25, 2025

About Course

Build a practical skillset to interpret business data and turn insights into action. This course helps managers move from intuition to evidence-based decisions using clear frameworks and real-world examples.
You’ll learn how to read dashboards, surface meaningful KPIs, and align analytics with business goals to drive measurable improvements across teams.

What Will You Learn?

  • Identify and track core KPIs for your function
  • Interpret dashboards and spot actionable trends
  • Convert data insights into strategic recommendations
  • Build simple measurement plans and success metrics

Course Content

Foundations of Data Literacy

  • Understanding Data in Business Context
  • Key Metrics & KPIs Every Manager Should Track
  • Data Sources and Reliability
  • Data Basics Check

Analyzing and Interpreting Data

Making Data-Backed Decisions

Communicating Insights to Stakeholders

Building a Data-Driven Culture

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Data-Driven Decision Making for Managers
Free
Free access this course
Level
Intermediate
Enrolled
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Duration 28 hours
Lectures
15 Lessons

Material Includes

  • Downloadable Communication Planning Template (PDF)
  • Team Meeting Checklist (Google Docs)
  • Slide Deck: Effective Communication Models
  • Sample Email Scripts for Common Scenarios
  • Printable Certificate of Completion
  • Access to Discussion Board & Peer Feedback
  • End-of-course Quiz & Knowledge Check

Requirements

  • Basic familiarity with spreadsheets (Excel/Google Sheets)
  • Comfortable reading simple charts and reports
  • Managerial or team-lead context preferred