About
Md. Aminul Islam, MBA, CSCA, CDAP, has been working as a Lecturer A [Senior Lecturer] in MIS, School of Business and Entrepreneurship, Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) since January 2018. Before joining IUB, he worked at Green Business School, Green University of Bangladesh, for nearly 3 (three) years. He did his MBA and BBA in Management Information Systems at the Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka.
Apart from the academic segment, he was involved in different extracurricular activities. He worked as Treasurer and Vice President of The Voice of Business (a student-run business magazine club of the Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka) in the 2011–2012 session. With time, he participated and engaged in top-ranked business plan competitions, case competitions, presentation competitions (at both the national and international levels), communication & skill development programs, and outsourcing activities. In 2020, he qualified as a Google Certified Data Analytics Professional. He is also a Certified Supply Chain Analyst (CSCA) from the International Supply Chain Education Alliance (ISCEA).
His topical research interests consist of digital marketing, consumer behavior, industry 4.0, and information systems for business. He published a few research papers in renowned journals that are indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. For the last two years, he has received two IUB Sponsored Research funds; as a fruitful outcome of the funding, one paper is already in the review process, and another is being conducted for presentation at an international conference in May 2025.
Apart from the academic segment, he was involved in different extracurricular activities. He worked as Treasurer and Vice President of The Voice of Business (a student-run business magazine club of the Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka) in the 2011–2012 session. With time, he participated and engaged in top-ranked business plan competitions, case competitions, presentation competitions (at both the national and international levels), communication & skill development programs, and outsourcing activities. In 2020, he qualified as a Google Certified Data Analytics Professional. He is also a Certified Supply Chain Analyst (CSCA) from the International Supply Chain Education Alliance (ISCEA).
His topical research interests consist of digital marketing, consumer behavior, industry 4.0, and information systems for business. He published a few research papers in renowned journals that are indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. For the last two years, he has received two IUB Sponsored Research funds; as a fruitful outcome of the funding, one paper is already in the review process, and another is being conducted for presentation at an international conference in May 2025.
Expertise
Consultation (1)
Data Analytics [Data Query and Data Visualisation]
Active
Business & Finance
$100/hr
1. Fact-Finding: Optimizing data queries for efficient data retrieval.We are creating data visualizations that are both effective and insightful to aid in decision-making. 2. Key Discussion Points: Review current data querying methods used (SQL, NoSQL, or API-based queries).Identify performance bottlenecks in large dataset retrievals.Recommend best p... More
1. Fact-Finding:
- Optimizing data queries for efficient data retrieval.
- We are creating data visualizations that are both effective and insightful to aid in decision-making.
2. Key Discussion Points:
- Review current data querying methods used (SQL, NoSQL, or API-based queries).
- Identify performance bottlenecks in large dataset retrievals.
- Recommend best practices for query structuring:
Use of indexing and partitioning for faster query execution. - Implement query caching when necessary.
- Suggest the usage of Common Table Expressions (CTEs) for clarity and efficiency.
3. Data Visualization Best Practices
- Assess current visualization tools in use
- Discuss principles of effective data visualization:
- Clarity, simplicity, and relevance to the target audience.
- Choosing the right visualization type (e.g., bar charts for comparisons, line graphs for trends, heatmaps for correlations).
- Importance of interactive dashboards for dynamic data exploration.
- Recommend design improvements:
- Consistent color schemes and labeling.
- Use of filters and drill-down functionalities.
- Incorporate storytelling elements to highlight key insights.
3. Patterns:
- Conduct regular query performance audits.
- Automate data extraction and visualization pipelines.
- Integrate advanced visualization tools for real-time analytics.
- Organize internal workshops on advanced query techniques and dashboard design.
- Encourage adoption of data visualization standards and templates.
- Schedule a follow-up session for hands-on query optimization training.
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