Litigation support
- Damages and industry structure
- Expert narrative grounded in a tested model
- Practice patterns similar to Cornerstone Research and Charles River Associates
Interactive learning Environments
Serious games for systems you cannot restart.
Each laboratory is a user-friendly simulator. People who never sat in the modeling room practice decisions, see the delayed consequences, and compare redesigns on an explicit score.
Healthcare
- Health policy dynamics
- Veterinary medicine and One Health
- Capacity, behavior, and delayed outcomes
Economics
- Behavioral and experimental economics
- Macro, firm, and industry models
- Short-run versus long-run leverage
Cross-industry themes
- Innovation, adoption, and diffusion — including AI
- Leadership as systems thinking
- Overshoot and collapse
- Real options under uncertainty
- Consensus among experts and stakeholders
- Resource allocation and leverage points
Industry simulators
- A generic structure and flight simulator for each industry
- First candidate: lumber and forest products
- Further industries commissioned with partners
Scoring inside a laboratory
Three redesigns. You set the weights.
A miniature of the multi-attribute metric used in the simulators. Fiscal cost is inverted so a lower bill raises the composite.
1.Tighten feedback
72
Shorter information delays. Managers see consequences before the next budget cycle.
2.Redesign incentives
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Reward long-run stocks, not quarterly flows. Slower to stand up, harder to game.
3.Add buffer capacity
63
Inventory, staffing, and fiscal slack. Expensive, and it buys time when shocks arrive.