Key takeaway: The data suggests that focusing on Computer Accessories could significantly boost sales due to their high order quantities. The chart data shows the average quantity ordered and sample count for different product groups. Computer Accessories have the highest average quantity ordered at 204, with a sample count of 40. Office Furniture follows with an average quantity ordered of 109 and a sample count of 18. Computing Devices, Storage Devices, Other, and Office Equipment have lower average quantities ordered, with values of 74, 59, 45, and 32, respectively. The statistical test results, specifically Cohens d values, provide further insights into the differences in quantities ordered among these product groups. A Cohens d value of 4.39 for Computer Accessories indicates a very large effect size, meaning this group stands out significantly in terms of quantity ordered. Office Furniture has a moderate effect size with a Cohens d of 0.82. The negative Cohens d values for Computing Devices (-0.50), Storage Devices (-1.06), Other (-1.59), and Office Equipment (-2.07) suggest these groups have lower quantities ordered compared to the overall average. In summary, Computer Accessories are ordered in much higher quantities than other product groups, with Office Furniture being the next highest but still significantly lower. The large effect size for Computer Accessories highlights their dominance in the dataset. This information can be useful for inventory management and marketing strategies, emphasizing the importance of Computer Accessories in driving sales.