Unit 6 Mastery Assignment, Parts 1 & 2: Report and Presentation for the C-Suite

Unit 6 Mastery Assignment, Parts 1 & 2: Report and Presentation for the C-Suite
You have been hired as a data analysis consultant by a manufacturing company named Initech. Initech has hired you to do a full analysis on their sales data. Initech’s finances are a mess, and they need you to analyze the data and provide them a full overview of said sales data. This will include, but is not limited to: sales reports, customer reports, revenue reports, expense reports and geographical sales mapping.
You will need to create visuals for each of those areas (and more if you would like) and then prepare a presentation slide show, where you will present your findings of this data using the visualizations and reports you have created. Using screen recording software of your choice, you will record your narrated presentation of your slide show. Your audience for this presentation will be high level executives, so build your presentation with you audience in mind.
Here are the requirements and deliverables:
• Here is the link to your data source:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1amN8Vq9bpUmxpwmozSbzAWVhCaIppnO-/view
• You must use either Tableau or Power BI to build your visuals, charts, etc.

• The following visualsreports must be created and presented in your final presentation:
• Sales DataReports
• Customer Reports (customers are listed as numbers, but you can assign them fictional names if you like).
• Revenue vs. Expense VisualsReports
• Geographical Sales Mapping (hint – create a visual map)

• The visuals and reports must be submitted on a Word document as well as in your presentation. (Submit this portion using the “Mastery Assignment, Part 1” submission link in Unit 6)

• You will present these slides in a narrated video recording to the leadership board at Initech. The presentation must be at least 8 minutes long and you must have both audio and video on for your presentation. 

• You will need to submit your presentation (PowerPoint, Prezi, etc.) along with the link to your recording in the Blackboard Assignment Submission section. Submit this portion of the assignment using the “Mastery Assignment, Part 2” submission link in Unit 6.

• APA is not required for this assignment.
Deliverables:
You have two separate deliverables: (Part 1) the Word document containing your visuals and report, and (Part 2) a link to your recorded presentation along with your presentation slides. (Your slides must include the visuals as well.) Use the designated submission links in Unit 6.
Requirements:
• Prepare a narrated video presentation that meets the assignment objectives and the expectations set forth in the grading rubric and in the General Requirements for Narrated Video Presentations document (see Unit 6 in Blackboard).
• Any screen recording tool may be used to record yourself narrating/presenting your slide show as long as you can provide a shareable link to the recording. (i.e., a link that allows anyone clicking it to view the recording).
• You are encouraged to use the Microsoft Teams app that is readily available in your SCKANS Microsoft Office365 account.
• The recording must be stored on the cloud (e.g., Stream, OneDrive**, YouTube, Google Drive, etc.)
• The presentation should include a title slide, the content slides, and a reference slide.
• APA format is NOT required for this assignment.
• The recommended length of the narrated video is 8-10 minutes.
• Submit your completed  presentation materials to Blackboard, as follows: 
• Copy & paste the shareable link to the recording into the submission text box.
• Attach the slide deck (e.g., PowerPoint) file
• Attach speaker notes and (if available) audio transсrіpt file.
• NOTE: Do NOT submit an mp4 file of the recording!
• If there is any reason that prevents the creation of a video presentation, please contact your instructor to discuss an alternative. 
**Sharing files on OneDrive:  
When sharing a video (or any file) from OneDrive, please ensure you generate a shareable link. Simply copying and pasting the URL from your browser will not grant access to the intended recipient. Here′s a quick step-by-step guide:
• Navigate to the video/file in your OneDrive.
• Right-click (or tap and hold) on the file.
• Click on ″Share.″
• Adjust permissions as needed (e.g., ″Anyone with the link can view″).
• Click ″Copy Link.”
This copied link is the one you should distribute to ensure recipients can access the content. By following this method, we can avoid access issues and ensure a seamless experience for all viewers.