At Barazi Consulting, our teams of business analysts, psychologists, neuroscientists, and mathematicians provide holistic 360° solutions to unique challenges in today's dynamic business landscape, fostering sustainable growth with tailored strategies for your organization seen as a living entity.
Deep insights into customer behavior
To identify, communicate, and deliver value to customers, you need to have an in-depth understanding of customer behavioral patterns. We provide that understanding and help you become truly customer-centric.
Deep insights into organizational behavior
To achieve remarkable results, your team needs to exhibit collective intelligence. We analyze the group dynamics and behavior in your organization, and transform your team into a highly innovative and capable one.
Deep insights into competitor behavior
To formulate and execute the right strategy and gain leverage, you need deep insights into the patterns of behavior that your competitors exhibit. We provide those insights and help you craft an effective strategy.
Design the right workplace environment for your team to thrive
The link between workplace design and people performance has been proven beyond doubt. To enable your team to reach its fullest potential, the workplace environment must promote the right behaviours that push your organization forward. Our designers work with psychologists
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Deviations from the ideal state: a novel problem-solving aproach
We live in a less-than-ideal world. Things are sub-optimal, and this causes a lot of needless human suffering (after all, we solve problems because they cause human suffering). Your success in solving problems is pivotal in nearly all professions, especially
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Learn how our interdisciplinary teams can elevate your organizational performance to a whole new level
Most consulting companies form teams of business analysts, industry-experts, and strategists to solve their clients’ problems. However, those teams often use narrow lenses to view those real problems and deal with them. This, in turn, prevents the consulting team from
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The Link between Market Inefficiency and Poverty
According to World Bank Statistics, 736 million people lived in extreme poverty in 2015. This is 1 billion lower than in 1990 (15 years earlier). Following the COVID-19 outbreak in 2020, the number of poor people is expected to be
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