Citi entrusted us with a pivotal mission – to craft comprehensive macroeconomics and financial markets outlooks. The client aimed to gain insights into the broader economic landscape and financial market trends, which are crucial for making informed investment decisions and optimizing asset allocation strategies. Our research journey was supported by an extensive dataset comprising 6,000 […]
Geico presented us with a critical task – to predict the likelihood of a claim being associated with an accident. The client aimed to enhance their claims processing and risk assessment by proactively identifying claims that were part of accidents. Our research was underpinned by a robust dataset comprising 7,000 records, diligently collected over one
by Scott McGee, 08/01/2021, Daily Wire Dr. Eun Um, president and CEO of AMSTAT Consulting, was initially appointed to serve a three-year term as a member of the U.S. EPA’s Human Studies Review Board (HSRB) and was reappointed for a second term. The HSRB is a federal advisory committee that reviews and comments on all
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by Scott McGee, 09/01/2018, Daily Wire Dr. Eun (Ann) Um, an expert in statistics, is now teaching at the Harvard Innovation Labs. Dr. Um brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role, helping students navigate the complex world of healthcare data and its applications in improving patient outcomes and operational efficiencies. Dr. Um
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The National Science Foundation funded a project to explore the effect of internet use on perceived performance. With the increasing integration of technology into education and daily life, the client sought to investigate whether the extent of internet use had a discernible effect on how individuals perceived their performance. To comprehensively address this research question,
Apple, interested in learning about the effect of firm types on performance, approached our team. Apple sought to understand the underlying factors contributing to performance and identify potential areas. To tackle this problem, we had access to a substantial dataset primarily consisting of survey data. The data comprised demographic information related to 9,000 firms, and
The National Institute of Health funded a research project to address a critical public health concern about lung cancer risk and the intervention of smoking cessation. The study aimed to investigate lung cancer’s relative risk (RR) and its potential variation between the intervention of smoking cessation and control groups over time. The goal was to
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Pfizer approached our statistical consulting team with a critical question: Are allergies significantly affecting treatment responses? Pfizer was committed to ensuring the effectiveness of their products and needed to investigate this matter thoroughly. We undertook a meticulous data analysis to address the research question and evaluate the hypothesis. We determined the sample size using a
The National Science Foundation funded a research project to explore the role of managers’ spirituality in responsible managerial behavior. The client sought to understand the potential role of spirituality in promoting responsible decision-making among managerial staff. To address this issue, we collected diverse data from interviews and observations. Over two years, we gathered data from
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The National Institute of Health funded a research project aimed at identifying and understanding the barriers that impede individuals from accessing prostate cancer screening, recognizing the importance of early detection in combating prostate cancer. We collected data from 103 participants over a meticulous two-year study comprising interviews and observations to explore this issue comprehensively. The
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