A client from the U.S. Army was interested in understanding how different leadership styles impacted key workforce outcomes, such as subordinate motivation, job satisfaction, and perceived efficiency. They faced challenges in maintaining consistent performance and morale, which led to the need to evaluate the effectiveness of various leadership approaches. To address this issue, we conducted […]
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The EPA and the SC Johnson manufacturer faced a critical challenge: assessing the efficacy and safety of insect repellent products containing Picaridin and PMD (p-Menthane-3,8-diol) for consumer use. They needed reliable data to determine how well these products protected users from mosquito bites and evaluate the potential chemical exposure risks associated with repeated topical application.
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The EPA had growing concerns about the acute inhalation toxicity of acrolein, a chemical commonly released during combustion processes and prevalent in various industrial environments. Known for its potential adverse effects on respiratory health, acrolein poses a risk to workers and the general population. However, there was limited data on its acute effects at various
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The EPA approached us with a critical concern: workers in industrial and janitorial settings could face significant health risks from exposure to antimicrobial solutions used during immersion, dip, and soak (IDS) tasks. These chemicals, essential for maintaining hygiene in high-risk environments, posed unknown risks when workers were exposed to them regularly. The client needed a
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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
Bank of America faced a pertinent question concerning its financial performance – Was there a meaningful relationship between the age of the bank and its financial outcomes? Eager to gain insights into this critical aspect of their operations, the bank engaged a team of statistical consultants to investigate this relationship using a robust survey dataset.
We were involved in a research project commissioned by the National Science Foundation. The project’s objective was to explore the effect of motivation on students’ mathematics performance. The client, committed to advancing education and understanding the factors that influence academic achievement, wanted to investigate the role of motivation in mathematics performance using data from the
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This research project, funded by the National Science Foundation, aimed to investigate whether there were discernible differences in political party affiliation based on age. The client recognized the significance of understanding the difference in political party preferences based on age and thus initiated this study using a comprehensive dataset of survey responses from 12,000 participants
NextEra Energy sought to explore the effect of solar panel installation on homeowners’ energy savings. Recognizing the growing interest in renewable energy sources and sustainability, NextEra Energy embarked on a comprehensive research initiative to investigate whether adopting solar panels led to significant home energy savings. To address this inquiry comprehensively, we had access to a
