Analytic Strategy Partners (ASP) helps companies develop analytic strategies, improve their analytic operations, and evaluate potential analytic acquisitions and opportunities.

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Analytic Strategy

Analytic strategy is about analyzing analytic opportunities, deciding which analytic opportunities to pursue, ensuring that your efforts are most likely to result in value to the organization, and measuring the value produced.

Litigation Support

Analytic Strategy can provide an experienced expert witness for litigation support in cases involving analytics, data science, AI, data intensive computing and related areas.

Analytic Models

Best practices for building, testing, and updating analytic models has always been more important than the particular analytic model chosen.

Analytic Operations

Building a good analytic model is only the beginning. It is usually more of a challenge to deploy the analytic model in a company’s products, services and internal operations.

Analytic Governance

Analytic governance is about establishing and operating the appropriate committees and processes so that a company can select and pursue the appropriate analytic opportunities, build the required analytic models, deploy the analytic models into a company’s products, services and operations, and operate the required analytic infrastructure.

Analytic Infrastructure

Analytic infrastructure refers to the services, applications, utilities and systems that are used for either preparing data for modeling, estimating models, validating models, scoring data, or related activities.

Valuation of Analytic Opportunities

Often the quickest way to improve a company’s analytic capabilities is to acquire a company that has experienced data scientists or specialized analytic capabilities.

Monetizing Analytic Assets

It is one thing to build and deploy analytic models and quite another to create analytic assets that grow in value over time.

Organizational Structure for Analytics

Analytics can be distributed through an organization, centralized, or a hybrid model can be used.

“Far better an approximate answer to the right question, which is often vague, than an exact answer to the wrong question, which can always be made precise.” — J. W. TUKEY