Our Knowledge-First Approach

We believe a knowledge-first approach is key to create exponential, long term value.

Descriptions

Words and concepts are the support of thought, communication, and measurements. Powerful descriptions is the fertile soil of explanations and predictions.

Explanations and predictive models

Explanations are the view we have on the achievements of the past, while predictions are the view we have on the future. Both are required to pave the way to success.

Performance trend analysis

The law of physics are sometimes too chaotic to create useful predictive models and find accurate answers. In such cases, performance trend analysis enable to follow the right directions.

Comparisons

Being able to position a technology or a product through the competitive landscape is essential to ensure both its potential for value creation and its economic viability.

Interpretation of the needs

Being able to clearly define what value creation means in the hands of the end users is key to long term success. It’s about bridging the gap between what a product needs to provide and why it provides it for.

Way of sharing knowledge

Improving the effectiveness of both internal and external communications enables companies to realize their full potential, lowering resource consumption and preventing costly miscommunications.

Contextualisation

To contextualize projects and short-term goals is about anchoring the know-how in the bigger picture. It is critical to create a continuously growing capital of knowledge, and to enhance the capacity of leveraging bottom-up solutions.

The knowledge base underpinning your company’s products and services is the foundation for their success. It determines their performance, their role in the competitive landscape and the strategies needed to execute around them.

In other words, knowledge is the foundation of all decision-making processes and permeates every level of an organisation, from what the R&D team don’t even know yet, up to the creation of exponential value for customers through the use of knowledge-infused products.


“The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance – it is the illusion of knowledge.”

-Daniel J. Boorstin-