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Services
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Effective November 28, 2005, Jay Evans our founder and principal
joined Cambridge Systematics (CS). As a result, Jay
Evans Consulting
no longer provides independent consulting services to the transportation industry.
Since 2002, Jay Evans Consulting has practiced the art and science of strategic decision
support.
We provide research, analysis, guidance, and tools to help make choices
about issues of strategic significance for government and business, large and small.
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GIS, Mapping, and Location Solutions
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Market Research and Analysis
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Performance and other indicators have new meaning and utility when married with
spatial presentations. Geographic Information Systems applications are now Internet ready and enable a variety
of workgroup to enterprise information solutions.
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Market research and analysis and advanced modeling enable decisions about retail
locations, product offerings, customer retention, and up-sell targets. Consumer choice
models using nested-logit structures are a specialty
practice.
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Strategic Planning
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Custom Solutions
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Many of our engagements involve developing cost / benefit analyses
to support strategic decisions. Strategic insights require going beyond number-crunching
to keeping up on shifts in the marketplace and current opportunities and threats.
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Database applications and decision support systems enable entities to successfully
leverage information technology investments. JEC is fully experienced in legacy software
maintenance and updates as well as developing new applications.
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Value Management
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Benchmarking, Evaluation, and Due Diligence
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Successful project management can increase the return on investment for strategic initiatives.
A variety of techniques can be used to develop well-defined work scope and to maintain
adherence to schedule and budget targets.
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Revenue enhancement and expenditure reduction can follow from exercises in
industry benchmarking of on-going businesses. For mergers and acquisitions, due dilligence
is an important step in the process of identifying value to be captured (or problems to
be avoided).
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Rev 2009-01-17
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News
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10/15/08 - Jay Evans completed work this month as Cambridge Systematics' Project Manager for the
Springfield Connectivity Study.
The project was a joint effort of the Fairfax County Department of Transportation and the
Fairfax County Department of Planning and Zoning. PDF versions of the Final Report, including Executive Summary and
Existing Conditions and Plans Report are available via the weblink.
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