The Latchkey simulator
01Ten connected company decisions teach a common process for framing, evidence, alternatives, uncertainty and commitment.
Explore the courseTeams and institutions
Teach one decision process, then test it on real companies.
Students learn eighteen methods through the connected Latchkey story, then apply them to published real company cases. The class debates the calls and compares them with historical decisions.
MBA classesExecutive classesShort courses
The real company cases
02Fresh industries and strategic problems show whether the methods survive outside the company story where participants first learned them.
Browse the casesMove the discussion from opinions to evidence.
Every student decides
01The individual case experience requires a written answer to every question.
The rubric is explicit
02Feedback covers framing, evidence, alternatives, uncertainty and commitment.
History stays a benchmark
03The company’s choice is revealed after the decision point and is not an answer key.
How the programme can run.
- 01
Baseline case
Start with one shared decision before the framework language arrives.
Initial reasoning sample
- 02
Latchkey course
Work through ten connected decisions and eighteen methods in sequence.
Shared decision process
- 03
Transfer cases
Apply the same moves to companies, industries and functions that change.
Practice across contexts
- 04
Live debrief
Compare trade-offs and assumptions without exposing private work by default.
Evidence-led discussion
What participants work with.
Individual accounts hold each participant’s course progress, case answers and feedback. Live facilitation and cohort logistics sit around that core experience and are shaped with the organisation.
The shared foundation
- Ten-chapter Business Judgment Course
- Eighteen practical decision methods
- One continuous company simulation
- Tests and evaluated written memos
The transfer practice
- Published real company cases
- Interactive decision boards
- Private five-dimension reviews
- A personal workbook and case log
Common questions.
01Is the AI score a course grade?+−
No. It is formative feedback on the reasoning shown in one answer. Faculty remain responsible for assessment.
02Can instructors read student answers?+−
No. Answers remain in the student’s account. Students can choose what to share during class.
Plan a programme for Business schools
Tell us the audience, the decisions they face and the format you already run. We will suggest a sequence across the course, case library and live debriefs.