Boyce Byerly

Boyce Byerly writes and speaks on business analytics, and has done work and research there for over ten years. He is Professor in the graduate school of Bellevue University, and is the Principal at Level 6 Analytics, and is daily involved with teaching, certifying and researching human capital analytics.

Boyce Byerly was principle at Capital Analytics, and developed the methodology, software and analytical tools that were the core intellectual assets of Capital Analytics. Boyce has published numerous articles and chapters on human capital analytics, knowledge representation, and computer-supported cooperative work. Boyce earned his PhD from Duke University for interdisciplinary work in computer science and cognitive psychology, using advanced statistical techniques to investigate how the representation of information affects memory and problem solving. In addition, he holds an MS in computer science from Rutgers University and a B.S. from Duke University, graduating cum laude with a BA, double-majoring in English and computer science. He is an active member of the ISPI, and a professor at Bellevue University.