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.
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?
- Visit Tableau Free Trial
- Use your email to download and register Tableau.
- Download the file:
daikibo-telemetry-data.json.zip
from the resources. - Unzip it.
- Open Tableau → Connect → Choose
JSON
→ Importdaikibo-telemetry-data.json
.
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Go to Data Pane → Right-click → Create Calculated Field
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Name:
Unhealthy
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Formula:
IF [Status] = "Unhealthy" THEN 10 ELSE 0 END
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This represents 10 minutes of downtime per "Unhealthy" status.
- Drag
Factory
to Columns. - Drag
Unhealthy
to Rows. - Set aggregation to SUM.
- Sort bars descending by downtime.
- Rename Sheet:
Down Time per Factory
- Drag
Device Type
to Columns. - Drag
Unhealthy
to Rows. - Filter: Select a specific factory if needed.
- Rename Sheet:
Down Time per Device Type
- 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.
- Click on the factory bar with highest downtime.
- Take a screenshot of your dashboard.
- Save and submit as instructed.
Factory | Total Downtime (mins) |
---|---|
Meiyo | 32,000 |
Seiko | 28,900 |
Shenzhen | 22,500 |
Berlin | 19,200 |
Dashboard Preview:
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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.
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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.
- 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.
🎯 Objective Generate a new column Equality Class based on the values in the Equality Score column.
Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets
- Open the Dataset File: Equality Table.xlsx (or .csv)
- 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"))
- Drag Formula Down Fill the formula through all rows
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-25 → Highly Discriminative
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-15 → Unfair
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→ Fair
Save as: Equality Table - Updated.xlsx
- 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
- Tableau Trial
- Excel Online
- 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 ✅
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