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zondag 20 augustus 2023

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Wedstrijdverloop Van Damme, Vermeer, Smeets en Reuvers ontsnapten na zo'n 16 kilometer in de wedstrijd en bouwden hun voorsprong stelselmatig uit, tot maximaal vijftig seconden op het bijna 2 kilometer lange parcours. Er kwam geen échte achtervolging op gang in het peloton; het bleef bij korte speldenprikken. Het viertal kon zich dus opmaken voor de finale. In een sprint was Rico van Damme duidelijk sneller dan Tom Smeets en Kevin Reuvers. Tom Vermeer, leider in het Geeniuz-Belisol-Kempenklassement werd vierde, pakte de leidersprijs en verstevigde nog eens in de tussensprints de leiding in het Kempenklassement. 

From classrooms to boardrooms, Virginia Tech graduate students embark on a capstone tour

Students in the Pamplin College of Business’ Center for Business Analytics completed their graduate program with a summer tour, which saw them present their capstone projects to sponsoring companies.

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27 Jun 2024

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Eleven cities. Fifteen days. Over 5,000 miles.

No, this isn’t the recent leg of Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour, though you’d be forgiven for the confusion. It’s the Center for Business Analytics summer tour – the culminating event for students in the Master of Science in Business Administration with a concentration in business analytics program.

From June 3-18, students concluded their graduate experience with on-site, in-person capstone presentations to sponsoring companies. The capstone presentation is the pinnacle of nine months of intensive, experiential learning.

For each project, student teams prepare a professional consulting report and formal presentation that summarizes and supports its findings and builds a business case for its recommendations. The capstone projects allow students to work closely with corporate and faculty mentors, experience hands-on learning, and connect the classroom to real-world problems and decision-makers.

Tour schedule

• June 3: Students from the Norfolk Southern team delivered their recommendations to improve serving yard efficiency to representatives from the company in Atlanta. The team developed a framework to gauge serving yard performance across entire divisions to identify areas of improvement or opportunity and leverage them to provide a more robust service product for Norfolk Southern customers.
• June 4: In Roanoke, a team of students presented its neural network model to Advance Auto Parts. The neural network model is structured to predict future store performance in relation to gross margin.
• June 5: A student team traveled to Reston, Virginia, to deliver its rubric to NASA Langley Research Center. Students developed a comprehensive framework for evaluating and improving generative artificial intelligence outputs to enhance NASA's mission performance and operational efficiency.
• June 5: Students traveled to X-energy headquarters in Rockville, Maryland, and provided recommendations on ways to reduce costly delays and predict material quantities for nuclear power plant construction. The team developed a model to estimate the optimal size for a temporary warehouse to store raw materials during the construction of Xe-100 nuclear reactors.
• June 6: Students headed to Rocky Mount, Virginia, home of ValleyStar Credit Union to present solutions for increasing credit union member retention and loyalty. The team analyzed current member data and discovered an opportunity to target Generation Z and Generation Alpha with three recommendations to create a comprehensive loyalty program.
• June 7: At the Acquisition Innovation Research Center in Arlington, students delivered their carefully designed approach to portfolio and project risk assessment. The team established a Stage-Gate Risk Assessment Framework utilizing Portfolio Theory to quantitatively evaluate the risks of the Navy's science and technology acquisition research efforts.
• June 10: At Carter Machinery headquarters in Salem, students demonstrated how they have enhanced Carter's digital excellence and data quality initiatives. They analyzed current processes and other best practices to identify a way to implement data quality standards companywide, which led to recommendations focused on data entry standards and continuous data monitoring.
• June 11: After attending several meetings at NobleReach in Tysons, Virginia, students returned to show off their entrepreneur matching tool, which is already in use at the company. The team developed a scalable tagging and matchmaking system to improve the pairing of embedded entrepreneurs in NobleReach's database with suitable government research projects.
• June 12: A student team went to Inorganic Ventures in Christiansburg to showcase its machine learning model, designed to help chemists formulate compounds. The team evaluated machine learning software to automate workflows to create a competitive advantage in the industry.
• June 12: Students delivered their predictive analytics tool to customer Flex-Metrics in Roanoke. The team developed a scalable machine learning model to accurately predict catastrophic failure on manufacturing equipment and developed a Power BI dashboard to effectively visualize actionable insights.
• June 14: The HP team flew to Houston, Texas, to visit the offices of HP and deliver its proposed strategy for HP to achieve its goals of addressing digital equity and gentrification. The HP team analyzed gentrification and digital inequity in Austin, Texas, recommending HP to collaborate with STEM organizations to offer Title I students in-person, interactive summer and afterschool programs to enhance their understanding of technology.
• June 18: The teams returned to Virginia Tech’s Blacksburg campus to deliver their respective presentations at the Public Presentation Day, during which the public was able to see each team’s projects and celebrate the cohort members' completion of their master's degrees.

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Scottie Scheffler beat Tom Kim on the first playoff hole to win the Travelers Championship on Sunday — waiting out a disruption by intruders who sprayed powder on the 18th green for his sixth win of the year.

That’s the most in one PGA Tour season since Tiger Woods won six in 2009.

And Scheffler, the world’s top-ranked player, still has two months to go.

It was Scheffler’s fourth victory of the year in the PGA Tour’s $20-million limited-field, no-cut signature events, earning him a payday of $3.6 million. He also won the Masters and The Players Championship.

Scheffler closed with a five-under-par 65 for a four-day total of 22-under 258 at the TPC River Highlands. After the disruption on the 18th, which delayed play for about five minutes when police tackled the intruders, Scheffler left a 26-foot putt from the fringe on the edge of the cup and tapped in for par. Kim then made a 10-foot birdie putt to match Scheffler at 22 under.

The six people were protesting climate change. They came out of the crowd while the leaders were lining up their putts on the final hole of regulation. The protesters sprayed white and red powder, leaving stains on the green. At least one of the group was wearing a white T-shirt that said, “NO GOLF ON A DEAD PLANET.”

The hole location on the 18th was moved for the playoff to avoid the parts of the green affected by the intruders. Scheffler hit his approach to within 11 feet while Kim found a plugged lie in a greenside bunker. Scheffler two-putted for par and the victory.

“When something like that happens, you don’t really know what’s happening, So it can kind of rattle you a little bit,” Scheffler said.

“That can be a stressful situation, and you would hate for the tournament to end on something weird happening because of a situation like that,” he said. “Tom and I both tried to calm each other down so we could give it our best shot there on 18.”

Coming off a tie for 41st in the U.S. Open — by far his worst finish of the year — Scheffler trailed Kim by three strokes after the first round, by two after the second round and by one heading to the tee on Sunday.

Scheffler took a one-stroke lead over Kim with three straight birdies on Nos. 13-15 — he had putts for eagle on two of them. While Tom Hoge signed for a 62 to finish at 20 under, and Sungjae Im joined him there, Scheffler and Kim matched pars over the next two holes to set up the surprising finish.

Patrick Cantlay, Tony Finau, Justin Thomas and Akshay Bhatia tied for fifth at 18 under. Bhatia was also in the final group that was disrupted by the protest.

“I was scared for my life,” Bhatia said. “I didn’t even really know what was happening. ... But thankfully the cops were there and kept us safe, because that’s, you know, that’s just weird stuff.”

Scheffler and Kim share a June 21 birthday — Scheffler is six years older — and they celebrated with New Haven pizza before the tournament about 30 miles north. The birthday buddies and Dallas-area residents played together in the final group on Sunday, chatting and joking together.

“As much as I love him, I would have loved to take that away from him,” Kim said of Scheffler claiming the winner’s trophy. “But I’m happy for him, and after I tapped out, after he tapped out, he said some really nice words and it meant a lot to me.”

But only one of them could hold the trophy at the end.

And just like it’s been so often of late, it was Scheffler.

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