Armor the engines: How WWII-era statisticians inspire good business practices

FEATURE — Abraham Wald is a little-known name. He died in 1950 in India at 48 in a plane crash, but he had a major impact on the Allied victory in the Second World War. And without him, we may have lost. A Hungarian-Jewish mathematician born in Transylvania, he immigrated to the U.S. in 1938. […]