Bringing Behavioral Insight into Analytics Design   We measure what moves, speed, throughput, completion rates. But we rarely measure what helps people think clearly . Most analytics systems shape behavior silently. When a dashboard rewards velocity, people optimize for velocity. When a metric highlights only volume, people push volume, often at the cost of clarity, rest, context, or good judgment.   Behavioral insight adds a second lens: metrics should support cognition, not

Stop "Hitting" the Gas Pedal   Most AI systems today are designed for acceleration, faster predictions, faster alerts, faster dashboards. But not every decision benefits from speed. Some decisions, especially the ones that shape people, teams, and long-term outcomes, benefit from space.   As systems accelerate, humans adapt by becoming more reactive. Dashboards refresh before we’ve finished interpreting the last insight. Notifications create micro-pressure. Anomalies get buri

How Measurement Shapes the Way We Work   Modern analytics excels at tracking movement, throughput, and efficiency, but rarely asks a simple, human question: Does this system help people think clearly, or does it add pressure?   In fast-paced digital environments, dashboards can multiply faster than understanding. Teams move quickly, but not always with ease. Data becomes louder, but not necessarily more meaningful. This article explores how we might expand analytics beyond sp