Is flight test risky?
Is the ability to collect flight test data growing very rapidly?
Is data science advancing daily?
Are we keeping up? Are we failing ourselves and our fallen colleagues because we have not kept up? Have we–even unintentionally–left safety to chance?
It’s time to stop gambling: We can save lives, prevent more accidents, if we have a strategy for navigating the risk and uncertainty that comes with the seemingly endless supply of new data — models and simulations and CFD and flight test data.
This post is to announce the publication of the white paper manifesto: Where Do We Go From Here – Analytical Tools to Help Leaders Navigate Uncertainty and Risk.
This book charts a course for leaders, develops that strategy, and ultimately equips us to transform the uncertainty and risk into decisive action.
Invest in Yourself
Read it–it is brief and direct. Then master it and use the analytical tools it contains to lead your team.
Invest in the Next Generation
This book is also a way to inspire and invest in the next generation of test pilots and flight test leaders. It is available for sale in the Amazon Kindle store.
50% of all profits will go to the SETP education fund, for the life of the book.
You can download the pdf for free below until September 26th.
100% of the profits will go to the SETP education fund for all sales following the SETP symposium (from September 27 – October 3).
If you need access to something other than the Kindle version, please contact me directly mark at multiplyleadership dot com. The ideas and spreading them are most important, and I will be happy to share.

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