Make better, faster decisions
Faculty Frontier
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What is Frontier?
The Decision Intelligence Platform
Frontier was built from Faculty’s decade of experience helping enterprises ‘move beyond hype’ to unlock the true value of AI.
Designed for today’s challenges, Faculty Frontier™ is the Decision Intelligence platform users trust to make better, faster decisions, and deliver real business outcomes.
FROM DATA TO DECISIONS
Over the last decade we have perfected a proprietary methodology that transforms complex business challenges into measurable outcomes. By working decision-by-decision, we ensure every Frontier solution is tied directly to impact.
Our methodology
Observe,
Understand,
Decide,
Act
Faculty Frontier™ is purpose-built to support decision-makers, using principles from our Observe, Understand, Decide, Act (OUDA) framework.
This framework systematically breaks down business processes and helps teams run connected ‘decision loops’ across the enterprise.
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Our methodology
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Co-Founder Insights: Why Decision Intelligence Matters
In this video, Faculty Co-Founder Andrew Brookes shares the vision behind Faculty Frontier™, our AI Decision Intelligence platform transforming how enterprises make complex decisions.
Co-Founder Insights: Why Decision Intelligence Matters
In this video, Faculty Co-Founder Andrew Brookes shares the vision behind Faculty Frontier™, our AI Decision Intelligence platform transforming how enterprises make complex decisions.
Solutions by Industry
Study Design
“How can I optimally configure the design of this trial for success, and rapidly evaluate impact of different scenarios on KPIs?”
Portfolio Mgmt
“Which trials in my portfolio should I prioritise to maximise eNPV and achieve long-term strategic objectives?”
Trial Execution
“How can I best allocate resource between trials already in-flight? How should I manage unforeseen risks?”
Launch Planning
“What is the optimal strategy to drive global uptake & market share with respect to regulatory requirements and commercial goals?”