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How consulting firms use PROSERIS

Four kinds of client work the platform is built for. All four run through the same guided setup and return the same set of deliverables.

• Client impact studies

  Estimate what a client’s facility, project, event, or programme does to the economy of the region around it — direct, indirect, and induced employment, output, and personal income, year by year and broken out by industry. Construction and ongoing operations enter separately, so a temporary build-out is not reported as a permanent effect.

  Why PROSERIS helps

  This is the bread-and-butter engagement, and the one where the modeling is the cost rather than the insight. The setup is guided and the run is repeatable, so the hours go into interpreting the result for the client instead of building the machinery that produced it.

• Location comparison for relocation and expansion

  Model the same facility in each region a client is considering and compare what it does in each. Data covers 50 states, 3,000 counties, and 194 MSAs, so a shortlist can be assessed at the geography the decision is actually being made at.

  Why PROSERIS helps

  It supplies the regional-economics half of a site-selection study — the part a client’s board and the receiving community both ask about — alongside whatever cost, incentive, and operational analysis the engagement already covers.

• The economic case for a public-private partnership

  Quantify what a jointly funded project returns to the region, so the public partner has an economic case to put to its own stakeholders. Results are reported by industry and over time, which is what separates a claim about jobs from a claim about which jobs and when.

  Why PROSERIS helps

  Both sides of a partnership are usually working from the same evidence in front of different audiences. One documented, repeatable analysis is easier to stand behind than two commissioned separately.

• Multi-region and comparative work

  Run the same scenario across a set of regions — a client with operations in several states, an association wanting a state-by-state breakdown, a policy assessed nationally and locally. Each region is its own run against its own baseline, so the numbers are comparable rather than apportioned from a single national figure.

  Why PROSERIS helps

  Work like this scales badly when every region is a separate commissioned study. Running it on one platform is what makes a multi-region engagement worth quoting for.

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