Discuss a MindPeer Pilot

A narrow, low-risk way to evaluate decision-aware research in practice.

A MindPeer Pilot Is

Focused on a single, real decision

Time-bound

Governed by explicit success criteria

Designed to test discipline, not scale

The goal is to evaluate whether decision-aware research improves clarity

and relevance.

Pilot Configuration

Decision Focus

Whether to elevate threat posture based on APT activity

Timeline

4-week evaluation window

Success Criteria

Research aligned to decision

Defined

Assumptions made explicit

Defined

Confidence levels stated

Defined

Scope Boundary

Enterprise platform rollout

Out of Scope

Data integration or migration

Out of Scope

Replacing existing systems

Out of Scope

AI-driven decision automation

Out of Scope

A pilot evaluates method and fit — nothing more.

A MindPeer Pilot Isn’t

Platform rollout

Data integration project

Replacement for existing systems

Commitment to automation or AI-driven decisions

A pilot is a controlled evaluation of method and fit.

A MindPeer Pilot Is For

Competitive & market intelligence teams

Research or knowledge functions

Business development teams operating under uncertainty

They are best suited for organizations where decision quality matters more than speed.

Pilot Participants

Competitive Intelligence

Intel Team

Research & Knowledge

Research

Business Development

Strategy

Best suited where decision quality matters more than speed.

Pilot Outcomes

Research ↔ Decision Alignment

Clear

Improved

Assumptions & Confidence

Explicit

Visible

Wasted Effort

Reduced

↓ 40%

Decision Preparation Confidence

High

↑ Strong

What Success Looks Like

Clearer alignment between research and decisions

Explicit assumptions and confidence levels

Reduced wasted effort

Greater confidence in decision preparation

The outcome is insight into whether this discipline belongs in your organization.