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📊 Daikibo Analytics Job Simulation – Step-by-Step Guide

Welcome to the Deloitte-Australia-Data-Analytics-Job-Simulation-on-Forage . This guide will help you navigate and solve both tasks using Tableau and Excel, providing detailed instructions, helpful links, sample commands, and expected outcomes.


✅ Task 1: Machine Down Time Analysis in Tableau

🎯 Objective

Use telemetry data to visualize machine downtime and answer:

  • In which location did machines break the most?
  • What machine types broke most often in that location?

🔧 Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Download & Install Tableau

2. Download & Import Data

  • Download the file: daikibo-telemetry-data.json.zip from the resources.
  • Unzip it.
  • Open Tableau → Connect → Choose JSON → Import daikibo-telemetry-data.json.

3. Create a Calculated Field

  • Go to Data Pane → Right-click → Create Calculated Field

  • Name: Unhealthy

  • Formula:

    IF [Status] = "Unhealthy" THEN 10 ELSE 0 END
    
  • This represents 10 minutes of downtime per "Unhealthy" status.

4. Create First Sheet: "Down Time per Factory"

  • Drag Factory to Columns.
  • Drag Unhealthy to Rows.
  • Set aggregation to SUM.
  • Sort bars descending by downtime.
  • Rename Sheet: Down Time per Factory

5. Create Second Sheet: "Down Time per Device Type"

  • Drag Device Type to Columns.
  • Drag Unhealthy to Rows.
  • Filter: Select a specific factory if needed.
  • Rename Sheet: Down Time per Device Type

6. Build a Dashboard

  • Click New Dashboard.
  • Drag both sheets onto the dashboard.
  • Click the first chart → Use as Filter (right-click on chart).
  • When a factory is selected, the second chart updates accordingly.

7. Capture & Submit

  • Click on the factory bar with highest downtime.
  • Take a screenshot of your dashboard.
  • Save and submit as instructed.

🧪 Example Output

Factory Total Downtime (mins)
Meiyo 32,000
Seiko 28,900
Shenzhen 22,500
Berlin 19,200

Dashboard Preview:

Example Dashboard Screenshot output-dashboard


What is the outcome of the Analysis?

📊 Downtime Analysis Summary

🔍 Key Findings:

  1. Factory-Level Downtime:

    • Daikibo-Factory-Seiko experienced the highest downtime with 480 unhealthy units, indicating significant production issues.
    • Daikibo-Shenzhen followed with 420 units, showing potential maintenance gaps.
    • Daikibo-Factory-Meiyo showed moderate downtime at 110 units.
    • Daikibo-Berlin had the least downtime (20 units), suggesting strong equipment health and operational efficiency.
  2. Device-Level Downtime:

    • Laser Welder had the highest downtime among all devices (480 units), followed closely by the Laser Cutter (430 units).
    • Other devices such as Heavy Duty Drill (70 units) and Furnace (20 units) contributed moderately.
    • Devices like Metal Press and Air Wrench reported zero downtime, highlighting their reliability.

📌 Conclusion:

  • The major contributors to downtime are specific devices like Laser Welder and Laser Cutter, and factories such as Seiko and Shenzhen.
  • These insights can guide preventive maintenance planning, equipment upgrades, and process optimization in the most affected areas.
  • Learning from Berlin's efficiency could help improve performance across other locations.

✅ Task 2: Create Equality Classification in Excel

🎯 Objective Generate a new column Equality Class based on the values in the Equality Score column.

🧰 Tools Required

Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets

🔧 Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Open the Dataset File: Equality Table.xlsx (or .csv)

Open in Excel

  1. Add a New Column Column D → Header: Equality Class

In cell D2, paste:

=IF(ABS(C2)>20, "Highly Discriminative", IF(ABS(C2)>10, "Unfair", "Fair"))
  1. Drag Formula Down Fill the formula through all rows

4. Validate a Few Rows

  • -25 → Highly Discriminative

  • -15 → Unfair

  • → Fair

5. Save Your File

Save as: Equality Table - Updated.xlsx

🧾 Example Data Preview

  • Factory Job Role Equality Score Equality Class
  • Daikibo Meiyo C-Level -25 Highly Discriminative
  • Daikibo Seiko Manager -21 Highly Discriminative
  • Daikibo Shenzhen Engineer 4 Fair

✅ Confirm your file looks like this before submitting.

📥 Resources

  • Tableau Trial
  • Excel Online

📌 Submission Checklist

  • Task Requirement Done
  • Task 1 Dashboard created in Tableau ✅
  • Task 1 Screenshot taken of filtered dashboard ✅
  • Task 2 Excel formula applied ✅
  • Task 2 File saved with Equality Class column ✅

🙌 Credits & Connect

This guide was created by Kaustubh Narayankar, an aspiring data analyst dedicated to helping others break into the data field.

📍 Explore more:

🔗 GitHub: https://github.com/KaustubhSN12

💼 LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/yourusername

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