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A proprietary study is an effort of deriving new insights from publicly accessible or self collected data on a certain topic by systematically analyzing the available data. It usually contains
A proprietary study is an effort of deriving new insights from publicly accessible or self collected data on a certain topic by systematically analyzing the available data. It usually contains


- an study objective
* an study objective
 
* a description of definitions
- a description of definitions
* a methodology description incl. descriptions of steps taken, sample sizes etc.  
 
* main findings  
- a methodology description incl. descriptions of steps taken, sample sizes etc.  
* reconciliations of our findings with other publicly available data and findings
 
* closing thoughts and assessments incl. on the reliability of the new insights.  
- main findings  
 
- reconciliations of our findings with other publicly available data and findings
 
- closing thoughts and assessments incl. on the reliability of the new insights.  


== Principles ==
== Principles ==


* Accuracy. The study has to be granular and contain informations about the solidity of it's evidence and conclusions. It has to make a positive contributions to the accuracy of the overall picture.
* Accuracy. The study has to be granular and contain informations about the solidity of it's evidence and conclusions. It has to make a positive contributions to the accuracy of the overall picture.
* Accessibility. It just be easily possible for a unrelated third party reader to comprehend and reconstruct the study
* Transparency. We want to avoid appearing authoritative or avoid the unrealistic appearance of 100% truth and objectivity. Instead we want to be very transparent about our process, thoughts, way of working. That is in line with our key [[Our Values#We are transparent|transparency]] value.
* Accessibility. It just be easily possible for a unrelated third party reader to comprehend and reconstruct the study. Therefore explanations have to be sufficiently easy and clear to understand for newcomers.
* Inviting. We want to invite others to challenge our thoughts or contribute to them.
* Evolving. By being accurate, transparent, accessible and inviting our goal is to build ever evolving models that reflect reality increasingly better. This is in line with our [[Our Values#We strive for excellence|strive for excellence]] value.
 
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