Draft:Daniel Koh Kian Wei
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Dr. Daniel Koh Kian Wei is a Singaporean data scientist, consultant, and entrepreneur, known for his work in data science, business analytics, and consumer research. He is the founder of Data Chord Pte. Ltd., based in Singapore, and Koh & Associates合同会社, headquartered in Osaka, Japan. Dr. Koh has over 14 years of experience in data science and has contributed to both academic and professional sectors in the fields of data analytics and marketing. For his contribution in the fight against COVID-19 Pandemic in Singapore, he was awarded the National Award COVID-19 Resilience Medal by the Government of the Republic of Singapore[1]
Early life and education
[edit]Daniel Koh was born and raised in Singapore. He pursued a Doctor of Business Administration at Swiss School of Business and Management, and successfully defended his dissertation Obscurity Effect: A Valuation Match Between Buyer and Seller of Time-Sensitive and Value-Depreciating Good for the Singapore Millennial Consumer Market.[2] His academic work specialized in using data to inform consumer behavior and market strategies. Dr. Koh's background in both business and data science has allowed him to integrate complex data-driven methodologies into practical business applications.
Career
[edit]Koh & Associates 合同会社
[edit]In 2023, Dr. Koh founded Koh & Associates合同会社, a data science consultancy based in Osaka, Japan. The company focuses on helping businesses use data to drive decision-making, enhance operational efficiency, and improve customer insights. Under his leadership, the company has worked with several high-profile clients to implement data analytics, artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning strategies. He was featured by the Osaka Prefecture Government.[3]
Data Chord Pte. Ltd.
[edit]In 2024, Dr. Koh expanded his operations by founding Data Chord Pte. Ltd., a Singapore-based consultancy focused on data science and analytics. The company offers services in data analysis, business intelligence, and AI implementation.
Academic contributions
[edit]Dr. Daniel Koh has made notable contributions to the understanding of loss aversion in consumer decision-making, particularly through the development of mathematical models that quantify consumer preferences for avoiding losses over achieving equivalent gains. His work on loss aversion distribution has been published in journals such as the Journal of Behavioral Data Science.[4] His research contributes both to the theoretical understanding of behavioral economics and to practical applications in business analytics and consumer behavior studies.
References
[edit]- ^ "National Day Award Recipients". Prime Minister's Office Singapore. Prime Minister's Office Singapore. p. 191. Retrieved 4 September 2024.
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- ^ Koh, Daniel (2016). "Obscurity Effect: a Valuation Match Between Buyer and Seller of Time-sensitive and Value-depreciating Good for the Singapore Millennial Consumer Market". Global journal of Business and Integral Security. ISSN 2673-9690.
- ^ Osaka Pref PR jp (2024-04-24). What Makes Osaka Attractive as a Business Destination? (Koh & Associate LLC). Retrieved 2024-09-04 – via YouTube.
- ^ Koh, Daniel (2024-03-24). "Loss Aversion Distribution: The Science Behind Loss Aversion Exhibited by Sellers of Perishable Good". Journal of Behavioral Data Science. 4 (1): 63–80. doi:10.35566/jbds/koh. ISSN 2575-8306.