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a)
To find: Data score for each applicant of said company`s department..
a)

Answer to Problem 25PPE
Data score for each applicant is as under:
Mr. M : 1.12, Mr. O : 1.27, Ms. R : 1.14 and Mr. F : 1.08
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
Details of applications of human resource department of company ABC as shown:
Formula/Concept used:
Following formula to be used to get the quality data score :
Quality data score
Calculation:
Based on above formula:
Quality data score of Mr. M
Quality data score of Mr. O
Quality data score of Mr. R
Quality data score of Mr. F
All above scores are rounded to two decimal places.
b)
To find: The person who should get the promotion.
b)

Answer to Problem 25PPE
Mr. O should get the promotion. As by calculation it is cleared that his data score is the maximum.
Explanation of Solution
Concept used: Person with greatest quality data score should get the promotion.
By calculation in part (a), the data scores of all the employees are: 1.12, 1.27, 1.14 and 1.08.
Thus, from above calculation, it is cleared that Mr. O`Toole has the greatest quality data score, so he should get the promotion.
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