Stragellan Profile: Quantitative Analysis

One of Stragellan’s major strengths – and one that sets us apart from other analytic companies in the industry – is our ability to react fast to issues and develop both qualitative and quantitative information that help clients navigate their own uncharted waters. We access sources of information linearly or collect data closest to a primary source in order to build the information mosaics that we’ve become known for.
We realize we cannot be everything to everybody and have elected to utilize a combination of very specialized tools in each of our projects. For those looking to obtain information that may be too disparate to easily locate but that’s pertinent to business nevertheless, we offer the following quantitative services:

  • Stakeholder analysis - Originally developed to benefit the business community. Based on game theory, SA has evolved from a purely econometrics approach to encompass fields such as political and social sciences, and decision-making processes. Our application was developed to understand complex qualitative and quantitative data sets in which stakeholders and their position, influence and interest on given issues are measured. This methodology allows us to analyze divergent viewpoints and potential struggles between stakeholders. It also provides insights into where complex bargaining can lead to an eventual resolution and into areas of cooperation. This is particularly useful in mergers and acquisitions (m&a’s) and conflict resolution.

  • Prediction Markets is the ability to aggregate the “collective wisdom” of large groups of people into manageable analytic models that can have both an informative as well as strategic internal importance. Stragellan continues to test its ability to field PMs as an important add-on to our qualitative political, economic and social analyses.

  • SGN Surveys - Through a number of different methods, we can do spot opinion surveys (among experts or the general population). We have used the online Survey Monkey method as well as various methodologies to reach out to target groups through available modern communications tools such as Twitter and gsm-based direct marketing channels.
   
     
  A complex system that works is invariably found
to have evolved from
a simple system that works


John Gaule
 
     
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