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How should executives delegate decisions effectively within their organisation? The art of decision delegation stands is as much of an...

Wise Crowds make it possible to instantly engage a small or large group of people in helping one another.

Intelligence is collective too. Because we focus so much on intelligence as a personal quality, we miss the social aspect.

We know diversity matters. You can’t have a ‘wise crowd’ without it.

A wise crowd can be as few as 6 or 7 people, a clue we have built upon with Wizer.

Malcolm Gladwell explores the science behind our snap judgments. The result is a fascinating exploration of the power of intuition.

People will accept the outcomes without complaint if they know they’ve had a fair chance – even if the chance was small.

Here is Decision-making wisdom from 30 of the world’s most influential thinkers - strategies for enhancing our ability to choose wisely....

Wisdom emerges bit by bit. It aggregates.

With our Expert Leaderboards, we aim to highlight the remarkable individuals who possess deep knowledge our various domains, such as travel.

What makes a Superforecaster, and how does this concept relate to the approach taken by Wizer?

Decision-making wisdom from 30 of the world’s most influential thinkers - strategies for enhancing our ability to choose wisely.

Explore expert strategies to enrich organizational decision-making with diverse perspectives. Enhance effectiveness and drive change by embr

As we mourn the loss of Daniel Kahneman, we also celebrate the monumental contributions he made to our understanding of the mind!

We discuss the concept of 'Wise Crowds' and how, when intelligently assembled, they can outperform individuals or small groups of experts.

Prof Ronald S. Burt's research at the University of Chicago emphasizes the importance of diverse social networks for competitive advantage.

Anthony Elliott talks about something he calls "algorithmic intimacy."

Dive into our latest "Decision Insights" article, where we've gathered perspectives from a diverse range of experts.

The growing significance of DEI underscores its importance not just as a social imperative but as a crucial business strategy.