You’ve heard the headlines – a Delphi platform that actually feels good to use and cultivates true understanding, enabling you to make data-driven decisions with confidence and speed. But what does that actually mean in practice? Let’s pull back the curtain and show you why HalnyX 2.0 isn’t just another survey tool or just another delphi platform – it’s a whole new way to harness the power of uninterrupted collective intelligence to tackle your most complex challenges. “Whether you’re forecasting critical market shifts, driving breakthroughs in scientific research, or optimizing the rigor of clinical trials, 4CF HalnyX 2.0 offers a versatile solution.

When you dive into a specific question (or “thesis”), the way you provide your assessment in Quandles is also a game-changer (never heard of Quandels? Click here!)

Group wisdom, beautifully integrated (live distribution): Forget squinting at separate, clunky charts and numbers! For each Quandel assessment (like rating probability or impact), we present the group’s distribution right there with the question, updating in real time as others contribute. Whether it’s a compact histogram directly beneath the text or subtly overlaid on a slider, you see exactly where everyone else stands without leaving your focus. It’s intuitive, saves space, and makes understanding the collective view effortless as it evolves.

Just like on the main dashboard, our smart indicators follow you into the question view, providing live feedback:

Effortless focus: You’ll still see those visual cues for notable individuality, significant group disagreement, and new comments, right where you need them, updating as the Delphi progresses. For instance

• • if your assessment on a particular Quandel stands out from the group’s, a gentle indicator will let you know, prompting you to perhaps elaborate on your reasoning or consider if you’ve spotted a nuance others haven’t
  • if the group exhibits significant disagreement on a specific aspect, an indicator will highlight this, suggesting that this might be an area where your expertise and arguments could be particularly valuable in fostering a deeper understanding and moving towards a more informed perspective.
  • …and of course, a clear visual cue will always inform you of any new comments that have been added since you last engaged with that question, ensuring you never miss a beat in the ongoing discussion and can contribute to the evolving insights.

This means you can quickly identify areas where your perspective stands out or where the group is actively discussing different ideas, allowing you to contribute most effectively in this live environment. It’s like having a built-in guide for navigating the collective intelligence as it emerges.

Understanding the reasons behind assessments is crucial in a good Delphi, especially when it’s happening in real time. That’s why our comment system is designed for true insight:

Comment hotspots: Notice those comment bubbles near the assessment options? The bigger the bubble, the more comments that assessment received. It’s a visual shortcut to where the discussion is actively unfolding.

Laser-focused insights (dynamic filtering): Click on a comment bubble, and BAM! The comment feed instantly filters to show you only the justifications from people who chose that specific assessment (or a range you select). Want to know why people are currently rating the impact as “very high”? Just click and see their reasoning as they contribute, gaining immediate insight into their perspectives.

Seek inspiration from different views (sorting by “opposing viewpoints”): Instantly see comments from those whose assessments differ most from yours, in the current moment. It’s a fantastic way to challenge your own thinking and uncover new insights as they are being shared.

4CF HalnyX 2.0 goes a step further, offering a unique window into how opinions evolve throughout the Delphi process. This is where we move beyond simply capturing a snapshot of expert views and delve into the dynamic shifts in their thinking. 

Arguments that evolve (continuous discussion): Our comment system isn’t just a static list. Experts can easily see arguments from different viewpoints (thanks to our smart filtering and sorting), and they can engage in real discussions by commenting on other comments and rating them.

Witness the shift: The assessment change indicator. This is a 4CF HalnyX 2.0 exclusive! Next to each comment, you will see an indicator showing if the user has changed their assessment since they posted that comment. This unparalleled visibility into the evolution of thought provides invaluable insights for understanding how expert opinions are shaped and refined throughout the Delphi process.

Free-flowing discussion (no overwriting): Because we track assessment changes separately from the original comments, experts can freely discuss, ask clarifying questions, and build upon each other’s reasoning without overwriting valuable context. This fosters a much richer and more dynamic exchange of ideas, all happening in the flow of the Delphi.

We’ve built 4CF HalnyX 2.0 to be more than just a way to collect expert opinions. It’s a platform where collective intelligence truly comes alive, in real time. By focusing on intuitive design, real-time interaction, and the ability to deeply engage with diverse perspectives as they emerge, we’ve created a Delphi experience that is:

Engaging and fun: Experts actually want to participate in this dynamic environment.

Efficient and focused: Time is valuable – our live indicators and smart features help everyone focus on what truly matters, right now.

Insightful and understanding-driven: We go beyond surface-level consensus to foster a deeper, real-time understanding of different viewpoints.

Powerful for both research and business: Whether you’re a researcher pursuing groundbreaking discoveries, a corporate strategist forging resilient strategies, or a clinical trial expert ensuring the highest standards of evidence-based evaluation, 4CF HalnyX 2.0 provides the tools you need to harness the power of true collective intelligence, live and direct.

Ready to unlock the true power of collective intelligence? Contact us for a demo and see the 4CF HalnyX 2.0 difference for yourself!

Ever heard of a Quandel? If you’re diving into Delphi surveys with us, you’re about to meet them – and they’re kind of a big deal!

A Quandel is, in essence, a single, focused assessment within a Delphi question or thesis. Think of it as the quantum of Delphi knowledge! Inspired by the concept of quanta in physics – the smallest, indivisible units of energy – a Quandel represents the minimum, discrete amount of expert judgment on a specific aspect. A single thesis might be assessed across multiple Quandels, each focusing on a different dimension like probability and impact.

“Quandel” isn’t just a fancy word; it’s a tried-and-true concept coined at 4CF and used extensively for years. It’s essential because it helps us accurately describe the true scale of a Delphi survey. You could have two Delphi surveys, both with ten main theses, but one with only one Quandel per thesis, and another with five! They’re entirely different beasts. Referring to the number of Quandels gives you a much clearer, more precise measure of a Delphi’s scope and analytical power.

But the usefulness of Quandels doesn’t stop there! Because we break down each thesis into these individual assessment units, we can also get really insightful data on participation levels. For instance, we can easily measure the average (or median, or min and max) number of assessments completed per Quandel. This gives us a fantastic view of how engaged our experts are and how the Delphi process is progressing. Are people thoroughly evaluating each aspect, or are some Quandels getting less attention? This kind of information is incredibly valuable for understanding the health and progress of your Delphi.

So, when we talk about the size and depth of a Delphi survey, remember that Quandels are the key to understanding the real depth and detail within.

Ready to experience the power of Delphi, one Quandel at a time?