Forecasting people actually act on

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In the meantime, the theme is straightforward: systems that support real decisions have to be explainable and reproducible. When a model produces a ranking, a forecast, or a recommendation, the people accountable for acting on it need to see the reasoning — the criteria, the weights, the sensitivity of the result to its assumptions.

That principle shapes everything we build. If you'd like to talk through how it applies to a specific problem in your organisation, we're happy to have that conversation.