Applied Machine Learning for Business Decision Making Course
Apply machine learning to business decisions through use-case design, data assessment, model evaluation and measurable implementation planning.
Training Locations
This Applied Machine Learning for Business Decision Making Course is available in multiple cities. Please select your preferred location from the list below
Durrës
Albania
Tirana
Albania
Andorra la Vella
Andorra
Escaldes-Engordany
Andorra
Innsbruck
Austria
Salzburg
Austria
Vienna
Austria
Gomel
Belarus
Minsk
Belarus
Antwerp
Belgium
Brussels
Belgium
Banja Luka
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sarajevo
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Plovdiv
Bulgaria
Sofia
Bulgaria
Dubrovnik
Croatia
Split
Croatia
Zagreb
Croatia
Limassol
Cyprus
Nicosia
Cyprus
Brno
Czech Republic
Prague
Czech Republic
Aarhus
Denmark
Copenhagen
Denmark
Tallinn
Estonia
Tartu
Estonia
Helsinki
Finland
Tampere
Finland
Lyon
France
Marseille
France
Nice
France
Paris
France
Berlin
Germany
Frankfurt
Germany
Hamburg
Germany
Munich
Germany
Athens
Greece
Thessaloniki
Greece
Budapest
Hungary
Debrecen
Hungary
Akureyri
Iceland
Reykjavík
Iceland
Cork
Ireland
Dublin
Ireland
Florence
Italy
Milan
Italy
Naples
Italy
Rome
Italy
Pristina
Kosovo
Prizren
Kosovo
Liepāja
Latvia
Riga
Latvia
Schaan
Liechtenstein
Vaduz
Liechtenstein
Kaunas
Lithuania
Vilnius
Lithuania
Esch-sur-Alzette
Luxembourg
Luxembourg City
Luxembourg
St. Julian's
Malta
Valletta
Malta
Bălți
Moldova
Chișinău
Moldova
La Condamine
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Budva
Montenegro
Podgorica
Montenegro
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Rotterdam
Netherlands
The Hague
Netherlands
Ohrid
North Macedonia
Skopje
North Macedonia
Bergen
Norway
Oslo
Norway
Gdańsk
Poland
Kraków
Poland
Warsaw
Poland
Faro
Portugal
Lisbon
Portugal
Porto
Portugal
Bucharest
Romania
Cluj-Napoca
Romania
City of San Marino
San Marino
Serravalle
San Marino
Belgrade
Serbia
Novi Sad
Serbia
Singapore
Singapore
Bratislava
Slovakia
Košice
Slovakia
Bled
Slovenia
Ljubljana
Slovenia
Barcelona
Spain
Madrid
Spain
Valencia
Spain
Gothenburg
Sweden
Stockholm
Sweden
Bern
Switzerland
Geneva
Switzerland
Zurich
Switzerland
Kyiv
Ukraine
Lviv
Ukraine
Odesa
Ukraine
Dubai
United Arab Emirates
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
London
United Kingdom
Manchester
United Kingdom
Rome (Vatican-adjacent)
Vatican City
Vatican City
Vatican City
Training Outlines
Introduction
Machine learning is commercially valuable only when it improves a real decision. Organisations often invest in models before defining who will use the output, what action will change and how success will be measured. Business professionals need enough analytical competence to frame appropriate use cases, challenge model evidence and connect predictions to operational and financial outcomes.
This five-day course provides an applied, decision-focused approach to machine learning for managers, analysts and functional specialists. Participants will evaluate data readiness, compare common model types, interpret performance and design practical implementation plans. Technical concepts are explained through business cases and structured exercises rather than unnecessary mathematical complexity.
Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Identify business decisions suitable for machine learning.
- Translate management questions into analytical tasks.
- Assess data quality, relevance and risk.
- Compare common predictive and descriptive models.
- Interpret model metrics and error consequences.
- Challenge model explanations and hidden assumptions.
- Connect model performance to measurable value.
- Develop a practical machine-learning adoption plan.
Course Content
Day 1: Framing Business Decisions for Machine Learning
- Decisions, predictions and business actions
- Regression, classification and segmentation use cases
- Decision owners and affected stakeholders
- Operational and financial success measures
- Value, feasibility and risk screening
- Business use-case framing workshop
Day 2: Data Readiness and Evidence
- Data sources and decision relevance
- Target definitions and prediction timing
- Quality, missingness and representativeness
- Training and evaluation data
- Leakage, bias and privacy risks
- Data-readiness assessment exercise
Day 3: Machine-Learning Methods for Business
- Linear and logistic models
- Decision trees and ensemble methods
- Clustering and customer segmentation
- Anomaly detection and risk identification
- Forecasting and recommendation applications
- Model-selection case laboratory
Day 4: Performance and Decision Interpretation
- Accuracy, precision, recall and error costs
- Thresholds and operational capacity
- Model interpretation and feature influence
- Segment performance and fairness
- Scenario testing and management challenge
- Executive model-review exercise
Day 5: Implementation and Value Realisation
- Workflow integration and human oversight
- Pilots, experiments and adoption evidence
- Performance and outcome monitoring
- Change management and user capability
- Business cases and benefits tracking
- Capstone decision-improvement proposal
Training Schedule
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