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Business Expertise - Commoncog

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What if you could reach into the heads of great businesspeople and pluck out the superstructure of their expertise? Commoncog has a unique approach to the study of business. This is that approach. In the late 1980s, the US Military began funding a branch of psychology called ‘Naturalistic Decision Making’ (NDM). This field of research studied decision making by experts in real world environments, often by embedding researchers with the practitioner in the full mess of their domain. In the beginning, NDM focused on domains of interest to the military: soldiers, pilots, navy sailors, firefighters, policemen and surgeons. The field eventually developed a handful of methods to extract models of expertise that was stuck in the heads of experts. It used these methods to design accelerated expertise training programs, to unreasonable success. In 2008, the US Air Force Research Laboratory and the US Department of Defence requested a full report on such accelerated training methods; this was ev

Business Expertise - Commoncog --> Topic Overview Business Expertise Table of Contents What if you could reach into the heads of great businesspeople and pluck out the superstructure of their expertise? Commoncog has a unique approach to the study of business. This is that approach. In the late 1980s, the US Military began funding a branch of psychology called ‘Naturalistic Decision Making’ (NDM). This field of research studied decision making by experts in real world environments, often by embedding researchers with the practitioner in the full mess of their domain. In the beginning, NDM focu

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