Vox Cassandrae
Vox Cassandra has Two Missions:
1) Professional Consultancy & Technical Execution -- Making Complex Systems Work.
2) Human Dynamics Forum -- Navigating the People Side of Tech Development
Guercino -- The Libyan Sibyl (1666)
Professional Consultancy & Technical Execution
We didn't invent first principles, computational methods, real-world testing, data analysis and modeling, or process simulation.
What we bring is expertise to intimately combine these techniques to expedite commercialization.
By optimally developing and integrating the best sources of information, we work out the “recipe” for techno-economic viability faster with less uncertainty and at lower cost than what more typically occurs within siloed, resource-limited, or less experienced organizations.
Target Customers:
Technology Developers — from early-stage concepts through late-stage development and beyond.
Innovators — to evaluate techno-economic viability before committing major resources.
Investors & Funding Organizations — to assess technical risk, development maturity, and the overall risk/reward proposition.
Academic & Research Institutions — to bridge research into licensing, scale-up, and commercialization.
Fields of Expertise:
Our experience spans the full range of engineering disciplines and related capabilities including instrumentation, controls, data analytics, techno-economic analysis, risk assessment, even some chemistry. We have a broad network we can draw upon to add depth and breadth as needed. We partner with your subject-matter experts, broadening perspectives, strengthening capabilities, and accelerating their development. We help chase what is needed to drive your commercialization forward.
See our library of Technical Papers for examples of methodologies and outcomes.
Camille Corot-- The Sibylle (1870)
Human Dynamics Forum
Vox Cassandrae has a second mission: Helping navigate the people side of tech development.
Technology development does not happen in a vacuum.
We also have extensive experience with navigating the people side of technical work. As a service to the community, we share Human Dynamics Papers on experiences with stakeholders, challenges, and lessons learned. Even the strongest technical approaches require broad enough understanding and buy-in to succeed.
On this front, we welcome your questions, feedback, and experiences. We hope to grow this library through an open and free exchange of ideas that benefits everyone working through similar challenges.
We are all working through these adventures together. Let’s help one another succeed and thrive.
— Cassandra