Suppose you are currently in an operations training program with your current firm. As a part of your operations management training, you are to address a given problem in a presentation to the group of other trainees and the trainee supervisor.Your trainee supervisor has given you this problem:Operations management needs help identify which data retrieval tool to use to solve an operations management problem. It seems that the number of sales calls are low, which translates into fewer sales.Create a Microsoft PowerPoint presentation that includes speaker notes and the following: Slide 1- TitleSlide 2- Overview of the current problemSlide 3- Define and explain data mining uses to solve the current operational problemSlide 4- Define and explain data mining processSlide 5- Define and explain how data retrieval tools can be used to help solve the current problemSlide 6- Conclude with a recommendation on how data mining can help solve the current operational problem

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