About StratOptix

Plasma operating experience backed by analytics and research.

StratOptix brings together long-term plasma operating experience, business analytics, research, project management, and workforce development.

Megan Wydick Martin
Analytics & Scheduling Optimization

Megan Wydick Martin, PhD, MBA, DASM

Business Analytics · Scheduling Optimization · Research · Training & Development

Megan combines business analytics, optimization, research, and workforce development with experience in training design and plasma-industry learning systems. A SAS-certified data scientist and professor of business analytics, she has coauthored published research on staff scheduling, workload assignment, and product test scheduling. Her publications also examine business education and technology.

Her scheduling optimization work provided the foundation for StratOptix SCHEDULE. She brings rigorous analytical methods to complex staffing questions, with research examining how organizations balance coverage, cost, skills, availability, and the disruption caused by changing assignments.

Keith Martin
Operations & Product Development

Keith Martin, MBA, PMP, DASSM

Plasma Operations · Product Design & Development · Performance · Project Execution

Keith combines nearly two decades in plasma operations with product design and development leadership. His experience spans center and multi-site management, staffing, financial planning, operational improvement, and project delivery.

Keith has led the design and development of StratOptix SCHEDULE, translating the daily demands of plasma operations into the tool’s workflows, user interface, and scheduling capabilities. He guides its continued development with a focus on reducing manual tracking, making staffing decisions easier to review, and keeping Center Managers in control.

  • MBA
  • PMP
  • DASSM
  • Plasma Operations
  • Multi-Unit Leadership
  • Product Design & Development
Why the combination matters

Most operating problems involve several functions at once.

A plasma operating problem can involve process, labor, data, leadership, training, project execution, and economics at the same time. We review those factors together before recommending a change.

Discuss an Operational Challenge
Operator-groundedRecommendations have to work in regulated operations, not only on paper.
Analytically disciplinedAssumptions are stated, scenarios are measurable, and conclusions are tied to the evidence available.
Implementation-focusedRecommendations include the steps, owners, tools, and follow-up needed to put them in place.
Confidential by designClient operating and transaction information is handled with discretion and appropriate controls.