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1. What is Data Segmentation?
Question 1A. Encrypting a dataset in fixed-size blocksB. Deleting sections of a dataset that are no longer neededC. Copying a dataset to several servers for redundancyD. Dividing a dataset into multiple sections based on some requirementsE. Sorting a dataset alphabetically
2. Which parameters are named as examples for defining segments in a business?
Question 2A. Accessibility, actionability and profitabilityB. Colour, size and weightC. Latitude, longitude and altitudeD. Speed, memory and storageE. Age, gender and nationality
3. In the shopping mall example of Data Segmentation, what represents the segment?
Question 3A. Expensive foodB. Cheap foodC. The Food CourtD. A single restaurantE. The car park
4. In the shopping mall example of Data Segmentation, what does the split between expensive and cheap food represent?
Question 4A. A segmentB. A categoryC. A datasetD. A data elementE. A classification
5. Which of the following is NOT one of the recommended steps to improve Data Segmentation?
Question 5A. Enrich your data to increase data qualityB. Reduce the number of data elements integratedC. Plan and replan your segmentation criteriaD. Improve real-time segmentationE. Design segments based on customer prioritisation and feedback
6. Which step improves Data Segmentation by raising data quality?
Question 6A. Archiving old segmentsB. Enriching the dataC. Removing customer feedbackD. Freezing the segmentation criteriaE. Limiting segmentation to batch processing
7. Which of the following is a business benefit of having Data Segmentation?
Question 7A. Eliminating the need for a marketing strategyB. Reducing the number of products soldC. Removing the need for customer feedbackD. Creating deals based on customer buying behaviourE. Guaranteeing that all customers are profitable
8. What should be done with Data Segmentation criteria over time?
Question 8A. Plan them and replan themB. Fix them once and never change themC. Delete them after each campaignD. Keep them secret from the businessE. Replace them with random sampling
9. Which of the following is NOT listed as something a business can do with Data Segmentation?
Question 9A. Improve product arrangementB. Plan a marketing strategyC. Analyse customer feedbackD. Create deals based on customer buying behaviourE. Negotiate supplier contracts
10. On what should segments be designed, according to the steps for improving Data Segmentation?
Question 10A. Server capacityB. The preferences of the IT departmentC. Customer prioritisation and feedbackD. Random allocationE. The alphabetical order of customer names