Evaluate the business analytics program at your employer or an organization with which you are familiar. Use Figure 11.1 and Table 11.1 (Nelson, 2018, Ch. 11, Efficient and Effective Analytics Programs section) as the foundation of your analysis. Your written analysis should be divided into the five stages in Table 11.1:Problem FramingData SensemakingAnalytics Model DevelopmentResults ActivationAnalytics Product ManagementInclude a plan of action that your chosen organization could use to improve their business analytics program.Your paper should be 7-8 pages in length, not including the title and reference pages, and conform to the CSU Global Writing Center (Links to an external site.). Include at least six scholarly references in addition to the course textbook. The CSU Global Library (Links to an external site.) is a good place to find these references.

See "Building the Derby App" in  App in PhoneGapApp in PhoneGap - Alternative Formats - Page 330.  see Chapter 11  Read carefully about building an app with PhoneGap. Then explain the basic tools used in building the app described in the book.

Note : Need Original workAssignment InstructionsInclude the below numbering scheme in the submission. DO NOT include the Questions or other content from the instructionsPart 1) 55%Complete Review Question 17.5 on page 509 in the Connolly text; explain each constraint (40%) and provide an example of each constraint other than the one in the text (15%). The response should be in the order of 500+ wordsPart 2) 20%HINT: Review the Normalization Process: Parts and Suppliers One-to-Many Example in the Terms and Concepts forum.BackgroundWe want to keep track of the price we charge for each type of part, the supplier for each type of part, and the amount we pay the supplier for each type of part (the cost). Each supplier can provide us with many different types of parts, but each part can be provided to us by only one supplier. This requires a one-to-many relationship.Functional analysis:Part ---- > Price, Cost, Supplier, Street, City, State, Zip, TelephoneSupplier ---- > Street, City, State, Zip, TelephonePart ---- > Price, Cost, SupplierTable:Parts (Part, Price, Cost, Supplier, Street, City, State, Zip, Telephone)Compete the following:1. Copy and paste the 2NF definition from the Connolly text (see page 422) 4%2. Is the above table in 2NF? 6%3. Using the table and field names in the above table explain your answer in plain English. 10%Your submission must be original, include supporting sentences using the terms, concepts, and theories with the page number or website from the required readings or other material. Your submission should paraphrase material you reference, restrict your use of direct quotes (copy and paste) to less than 15% of the submission (the required copy and paste content will not be considered part of the 15% guideline).Name your document Last Name_Assignment7 (i.e. Smith_Assignment7).