Feasibility Studies
decision analysis partners was tasked with developing feasibility studies for a number of new innovative postal products for an undisclosed client.
Evaluating Innovative Products
Each study included defining the product, surveying current providers, estimating the overall market and potential demand for the product, conducting SWOT (Strength, Weaknesses, Opportunities and Threats) analysis, and preparing a financial pro-forma which includes startup costs and the growth of revenue over time.
- Feasibility Studies decision analysis partners was tasked with developing feasibility studies for a number of new innovative postal products for an undisclosed client. Evaluating Innovative Products Each […]
- decision analysis partners conducted a study to evaluate current hybrid mail products and markets for an undisclosed client. The study included the examination of Direct Mail […]
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- Undisclosed
Objective decision analysis partners delivered a study of Public/Private Partnerships (PPPs) use, models and trends for an undisclosed client. The project was designed to help the […]- Client
- Undisclosed
The Future is Emotional and Utilitarian decision analysis partners conducted a study on the future of mail for an undisclosed client. To support the study, we […]- Client
- Undisclosed
Objective of the Study decision analysis partners performed a study of the future of global logistics and e-commerce for an undisclosed client. The purpose of the […]- Client
- APWU
Situation decision analysis partners was asked by a client to analyze the impacts of different U.S. mail processing network topologies on service performance in supportof regulatory […]- Objective With the shift to Point of Call (POC) sequencing, Canada Post Corporation (CPC) had to transition its address database from Postal Code data to complete […]
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- USTDA
decision analysis partners LLC was awarded a USTDA-financed contract to prepare a technical design and road-map for the development and deployment of the information and communications […]
