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Data Analysis Australia
Data Analysis Australia is the leading strategic information consultancy in Australia. Our exceptional skills in mathematics, statistics and data management provide a strong background for work that is often used for strategic decision making purposes. Our reputation has been built on our ability to provide workable solutions to difficult problems across all industries.
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The strength of Data Analysis Australia lies in our flexible approach to integrating the above areas of expertise to provide cost effective and applicable solutions for clients.
2010 National Preschool Census
The 2010 National Preschool Census is currently being undertaken by Data Analysis Australia on behalf of the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations. This year, for the first time, the Census can also be completed online.
Australian Statistical Conference 2010
John Henstridge and Anna Munday are on the Local Organising Committee for the 2010 Australian Statistical Conference to be held in Fremantle in December 2010. Themed “Statistics in the West: Understanding Our World”, the conference aims to bring together statisticians from all areas of application and research, from Australia and overseas. John is also on the Program Committee and has assisted in arranging a prominent and diverse group of statisticians to present keynote addresses and invited sessions. More information on the conference can be found by following this link.
Company News
Python Conference
At Data Analysis Australia we pride ourselves on the high level of IT expertise we have within our company and are able to provide to our clients. In order to ensure we keep up‑to‑date within this fast‑paced industry, Greg Wogan-Browne has recently been to Sydney for the PyCon event, held in Australia this year for the first time. Python is an open-source, dynamically typed, object-oriented programming language that can be used in nearly the entire range of technology applications. The weekend included dozens of presentations on web programming, business applications, game development, science and mathematics, social issues, education, testing, databases and documentation. No doubt Greg was in his element.
It’s a Boy!
Congratulations to Mai Tanimoto and husband Troy on the arrival of their healthy, bouncing baby boy Kaito. We are happy to hear they are doing well and we hope Mai will catch up with some sleep soon. In the short time Mai worked with us prior to starting maternity leave, her enthusiasm and hard work made her a valued member of our team and we wish her and her family all the best at this special time.
Postgraduate Degree
We would like to congratulate Yuichi Yano on the completion of his Master of Science (Mathematics and Planning) degree. After graduating from ECU with majors in Mathematics and Physics, Yuichi continued his studies. The postgraduate degree had a strong focus in applied statistics, which Yuichi used to analyse the relationship between air pollutant concentration and asthma hospitalisation risk in Perth.
Goodbye Miriam
Miriam Maclean, with whom many of our clients will be familiar, has worked at Data Analysis Australia for the last five years. However, wishing to pursue work that has a stronger psychology focus, Miriam has decided to accept a position at King Edward Memorial Hospital where she will work in the mental health research area. We wish her all the best in her new position and thank her for her substantial contribution to the company during her time here.
Latest Newsletter
Our latest newsletter was posted in June. If you are not already on our mailing list and would like a copy to be sent to you, please contact Carole or Angela at Data Analysis Australia.
Updated July 23, 2010