The final step is to communicate the results of your data analysis to the relevant stakeholders, such as managers, customers, suppliers, or regulators. You need to present your findings and recommendations in a clear, concise, and convincing way, using charts, graphs, tables, dashboards, reports, or presentations. You need to highlight the key insights, benefits, and implications of your data analysis, and how they can help achieve the desired outcomes. You also need to address any limitations, assumptions, or uncertainties in your data analysis, and suggest further actions or research.
Data collection and analysis is a vital skill for industrial engineers who want to improve supply chain performance and competitiveness. By following these steps and using these tools, you can make data-driven decisions that can enhance customer satisfaction, reduce waste, increase productivity, and foster innovation in your supply chain.