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Analytics broadly refers to the statistical and mathematical analysis of data to derive insights to describe and improve current scenarios and forecast the most likely outcomes. Subfields of analytics include descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, prescriptive, and behavioral analytics.Bottleneck is a point of interruption or the operation with the least capacity in a production system that causes the system to stop or move very slowly. Often, bottlenecks result in increased production costs and disruptions.

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