Case Summary:

“[The client’s] work in systems management is essential for improving the business models in healthcare to meet the challenges posed by this population aging. His work is fundamental to maximizing the adoption of technologies such as robotics and automation to more efficiently and effectively meet the needs of the aging population while transforming the economy to adapt to changing demographics. By refining our understanding of the impacts of aging on customers, the workforce, stakeholders, and values, [the client’s] research paves the way for successful transitions in the aging of the world population.”

“[The client] is an expert in developing innovative business models that produce valuable insight regarding strategic decisions in today’s complex, uncertain, and rapidly changing global socioeconomic system. [Client’s] expertise is especially vital for improving the economics of healthcare systems around the world.”

“[The client’s] research on smart business models that incorporate Industry 4.0 ensure that advances in intelligent networks are fully exploited for the benefit of the business and the economy in the U.S. His work facilitates gains in industries such as manufacturing, where maintaining U.S. leadership is critical for national security. Thus, [the client] is certainly an important force for systems management and the bolstering of the Fourth Industrial Revolution industry in the U.S.”

The above statements make it clear that the client in question is a brilliant researcher whose work in the U.S. should continue. So while preparing his National Interest Waiver case for adjudication, we used the above statements and the 4 letters of recognition from which they were taken. Along with this other factors we used are as follows:

• As an expert in systems management and engineering, his proposed endeavor is to continue his research to develop uncertain and dynamic systems analysis methods for use in business and healthcare.
• His work to advance his proposed endeavor is of great importance because it has provided competitive modeling for use in markets like oligopolies, where there is limited competition.
• This proposed endeavor also has broad implications for the United States, which has a rapidly aging population that is in need of improved healthcare systems and business policies.
• Additionally, he has completed at least 45 reviews to date and his work has resulted in 17 peer-reviewed journal articles (9 of them first-authored and 3 of them co-first-authored) which have been cited a total of 510 times, according to Google Scholar, thereby demonstrating that these publications are widely recognized and relied upon in the field of systems management and engineering.
• His study on this topic has also been supported by funding from the Czech Republic’s Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports, the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Leverhulme Trust International Network, and the European Commission’s Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowship of the European Union.
• Not only this but he has been pursuing research directly related to his proposed endeavor of developing uncertain and dynamic systems analysis approaches for 9 years.

These factors weighed in his favor and tilted the balance in his favor. We are glad that we could assist him in getting this approval in just 16 days from the premium processing filing date. We are proud of our team’s work and we wish him the best of luck in his future endeavors.