Analytics Consulting

Your organization is generating data. Are you generating decisions?

Key Decision Analytics transforms complex data into the clear, actionable insights that drive smarter strategy, leaner operations, and measurable results.

Every data challenge comes down to three questions.

01

What happened?

Descriptive analytics that give you clear visibility into what your data actually shows, without the noise.

02

What will happen?

Predictive models that let you anticipate outcomes, plan with confidence, and get ahead of problems before they escalate.

03

What should you do?

Decision modeling and optimization that translate insight into action, so your strategy is driven by evidence rather than instinct.

The analytical depth your decisions deserve.

Key Decision Analytics is led by Ben Grannan, Ph.D., a professor of analytics and practicing decision scientist whose work spans business performance, healthcare optimization, and sports operations research.

Unlike generalist consulting firms, KDA brings specialized depth in decision analytics: the discipline at the intersection of data science, operations research, and strategic management.

Our clients don't just get analysis. They get a framework for making better decisions and the tools to sustain it over time.

About Ben Grannan →
Ph.D. in Analytics / Decision Science
Active faculty, Professor of Analytics
Published in INFORMS, Springer, and SAGE journals
Applied work across business, healthcare, military logistics, and sports analytics

What we do

Research that moves practice forward.

Ben Grannan's applied research has been published in leading peer-reviewed journals and applied to real-world operational challenges.

INFORMS
Scheduling the Valley Baseball League
Springer Optimization Letters
Locating and Dispatching MEDEVAC Assets
Health Care Management Science
Resource Allocation in Fixed-Input Health Systems
Journal of Sports Analytics
Scheduling NFL Games to Reduce Strength of Schedule Variability

This research background means our analytical recommendations are grounded in rigorous methodology, not rules of thumb.

Ready to make your data work harder?

Let's start with a conversation about your organization's analytical capabilities: where you are, where you want to be, and what it takes to get there.

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