Human Behaviour & Collaboration
Complex environments, rapid changes, and new threats characterise the world of organisations in the defense and security domain. To stay ahead and respond effectively to these challenges, innovations and organisational changes are necessary. However, true progress is achieved by harnessing the power of people. Human-focused innovation, with an emphasis on collaboration and understanding human behaviour, is the key to success. The Human Behaviour & Collaboration department places people at the center of the innovation process to create effective solutions.
Expertise group
The Human Behaviour & Collaboration expertise group has two areas of expertise:
Engineering Human Behaviour (EHB)
Team Engineering Human Behaviour supports professional in addressing complex challenges in which human behaviour plays a crucial role. Our knowledge encompasses how people behave, respond to changes, and interact with their environment. We specialise in understanding, predicting and influencing behaviour in both individuals and groups. Our team of experts studies cognitive processes, social dynamics, cultural influences and group behaviour. Our research deepens the understanding of human behaviour in areas such as cognitive warfare, youth crime, deception, intimidation, and radicalisation.
Collaborative Intelligence (CI)
Team Collaborative Intelligence supports defense and security organisations in optimising collaboration and information processing to improve decision-making in complex collaborations and enhance operational effectiveness and efficiency. We assist in designing, implementing, and deploying new technologies, such as systems and work processes, that support and optimise information-driven collaboration. This includes collecting and sharing information, converting this information into actionable knowledge, and maximising the impact of information-driven collaboration for security professionals.
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