1. Review the Opening Vignette: 3.1 "Targeting Tax Fraud with Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing" from Chapter 3, Business Intelligence, Analytics, and Data Science: A Managerial Perspective. Reflect on the advantage the IRS and U.S. state government’s can gain from implementing a data warehouse? Would you have used a traditional information system (e.g. operational/transactional system) instead of a data warehouse to solve the IRS and U.S state government’s problem? Explain why. In addition, how can other companies apply similar solutions to the same problem? Can these other companies apply the same business intelligence solution for their advantage or disadvantage? each answer should not be more than 2-3 sentences. All answer separately please.2. The company’s data is spread across multiple independent database silos making it difficult to aggregate, reconcile, and facilitate the decision-making process in the organization. The company needs to ensure that everyone in the organization speaks the same business language and agrees on a standard definition of data terms in order to find a ‘Single Version of the Truth to drive to the right conclusion’. To overcome these challenges, the company made the decision to implement a BI solution. As a recently hired BI Manager in the company, you are tasked to lead and oversee the creation of the BI solution. Prepare 5 to 6 slide Power Point presentation that includes the following:Your proposed High-level IS Architecture Diagram of Steel Wheels’ BI solutionA description of each component in this Architecture.Your High-level IS Architecture diagram should look similar to the diagram found on page 138 or slide #13 from Chapter 3 of Business Intelligence, Analytics, and Data Science: A Managerial Perspective. Create your own diagram and be as creative as you want in your presentation! Also, on page 138 you will find the definitions of the components of High-Level IS Architecture for your reference. You may consider as well new trends like Big Data, Event-Processing, and On-Demand Delivery as part of the company’s BI Architecture. Before you start with the assignment, please read the company overview PowerPoint presentation (Steel-Wheels-Overview.pptx). The company is a fictitious company made up for this class. Throughout this class, we will complete case studies and solve problems for the company. Please make sure to first read and review the company’s overview so that you get familiarized with the company. 👉 You have to write a brief for each slide for voice over presentation. (with examples to understand better, if needed)Resources:Chapter 3 - Descriptive Analytics II: Nature of Data, Statistical Modeling, and Visualization from Business Intelligence, Analytics, and Data Science: A Managerial Perspective - Chapter 3 provides an overview of typical high-level IS architecture of a data warehouse.Oracle Data warehousing Approach and Concepts (Links to an external site.) - This is a good reference describing the business intelligence approach.Steel-Wheels Company PowerPoint Overview Big Data TV Series videos - These very short videos explain Big Data in a real life scenario. Big data is a current topic of interest in business intelligence. Each of the five, 2 minute videos review the challenges, opportunities, and results for retail companies implementing BI solutions for big data.Big Data Episode 1 - The Challenge (Links to an external site.)Big Data Episode 2 - Gold Mine, or Just Stuff (Links to an external site.)Big Data Episode 3 - Big Data Speaks! (Links to an external site.)Big Data Episode 4 - Everything You Always Wanted to Know (Links to an external site.)Big Data Episode 5 - Little Data (Links to an external site.)

When a restaurant employee slipped on spilled soup and fell, requiring the evening off to recover, the owner realized that workplace safety was an issue to which she had not devoted much time. A friend warned the owner that if she started creating a lot of safety rules and procedures, she would lose her focus on customers and might jeopardize the future of the restaurant. The safety problem is beginning to feel like an ethical dilemma. Suggest some ways the restaurant owner might address this dilemma. What aspects of human resource management are involved?