Research · Expert review

Research by myRA. Reviewed by a named expert.

An industry specialist checks myRA’s research, questions the assumptions and adds what they know from years in the industry. When the fixes are made, they sign their name to it.
The research looks convincing. What might we be missing?

Before a decision that matters

Judgment beyond the data

Experience can change the reading.

Someone who has spent years in a market may spot what the numbers miss: sales brought forward by a subsidy cut, or demand that depends on one customer. They bring that experience to myRA’s work, challenge the assumptions and put their name to the review.
Industry judgment

EV sales are rising.

EV industry specialist

The finding

Demand is accelerating.

The expert's reading

Buyers are getting ahead of a subsidy cut.

Test demand after incentives end.

Industry judgment

New stores sell more.

Retail industry specialist

The finding

The new format is winning.

The expert's reading

Opening offers lift early sales.

Check repeat sales before rollout.

Inside the review

What the expert checks.

  1. QuestionScopeAssumptions

    The method comes first

    Does the approach answer the question? The reviewer checks the scope and assumptions before trusting the result.

  2. Source ACross-checkSource B

    The evidence must back the claim

    The reviewer checks the calculations and compares the sources. Do they support the conclusion, or does the claim go further than the evidence?

  3. Gap foundWork revisedReview recorded

    Weak spots get fixed

    The reviewer flags weak spots, myRA fixes them, and the reviewer checks the fixes before signing. The review records what changed and why.

Primary research

Need answers from the field?

myRA finds the right people and runs calls, surveys and focus groups to gather evidence for your study. Primary research and expert review are separate choices.

Questions

Common questions

Even strong research gains from a second opinion. The expert knows the industry, pushes on the assumptions and puts their name to the review. That gives your board or client one more reason to trust the work.