What services do you offer businesses?
Here are a few examples of how Statistical Analysis and Measurement Consultants,
Inc., can allow you to get a leg up
on your competition.
- Example 1: Battery life for Electronic Equipment
Suppose you wish to test several types of batteries for laptop computers and come to a decision about which one should be used in the machine you are developing. We can design the experiment, analyze the data, and present the results.
- Example 2: Marketing and consumer profile
Suppose you are an automobile dealer and you want to identify which factors are most important to individuals who purchase your make of car. Price? Color? Reliability? We can help you set up a database, analyze the data, and make predictions that can be used to help increase sales.
Suppose you wish to examine the effect of several advertising strategies on sales over time. How do you decide which strategy was most effective? Answering a research question like this is no problem for us.
- Example 3: Predicting future revenue
Suppose you are a retail management company and wish to estimate the probability that a new business will renew it's lease for three consecutive years. The probability in question is directly related to the amount you should charge for new leases.
Regardless of you line of work, we have found that many companies have useful data but fail to use it adequately for effective decision making. In some cases, companies have very large databases and do not engage in exploratory data analysis. By examining this data, we can uncover relationships which are not readily apparent and suggest a strategy to increase your productivity. E-mail us a brief description of your business and the research questions you would like addressed. Once we receive the information we can get to work.
A few points
Someone within your organization must have a minimum basic understanding of statistical inference and interpreting data analysis.
and
You must be able to express your research questions prior to designing and running this type of research. For example:
1) I want to identify groups of customers based on the following variables (list them).
2) Is there a difference between men and women on product satisfaction?
Our goal is to define specific research questions, then devise a way to answer them. We do not follow a 'black box' approach where a client sends data and we are expected to run all possible methods of data analysis with the hope of uncovering something meaningful. This faulty approach is expensive for the client, an inefficient use of our time, and rarely uncovers anything meaningful.
Select the following link to see a short example of research output for business. Select the following link for information about fees and typical costs.
