Stay Metrics Tapping Top Minds For Advisory Board
(Image of Timothy Judge courtesy of Stay Metrics)
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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowStay Metrics, a trucking industry analytics firm based at Notre Dame’s Innovation Park in South Bend, has launched a Scientific Advisory Board. The company says the group is made up of some of the world’s top researchers in areas including employee retention, employee behavior and behavioral analytics.
Stay Metrics Director of Research Timothy Judge, a prolific author of research in applied psychology and management journals, is leading the board. Chief Executive Officer Tim Hindes says "Dr. Judge and the Scientific Advisory Board are very detailed. Their fingerprints are all over our products and will be on every new product we build. For example, we will be developing big data solutions for our clients that combine our research with client-specific data in operations, safety, and other sources. We will build new predictive models for driver turnover among other exciting endeavors."
The board will lend advice and guidance to ensure high quality and standards are met for the company’s driver engagement, research and analytics data. Stay Metrics says the board will play a key role in product development and create "win-win" research scenarios for its customers and scholars.
Board members include:
John Kammeyer-Mueller, PhD. A professor of industrial relations at the University of Minnesota, one of his areas of research is the impact of employee selection and socialization processes on early turnover.
Amir Erez, PhD. A professor of management at the University of Florida, Dr. Erez’s research focuses on how positive moods and positive personality influence individuals’ thought processes, motivation and work behaviors.
Joeri Hoffman, PhD. A professor at Vrije Universiteit Brussel in Belgium, his primary research interests are in the areas of personality, emotions, leadership, motivation and work performance.
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