Wassati

Wassati SAS core contribution is the Value Hexagram: an open-source decision framework (CC BY 4.0, Zenodo DOI) that maps complex tensions across 17 axes and 5 graphs, so that a command or policy choice is no longer reduced to a binary trade-off. The method makes conflicting constraints — operational, legal, political, ethical, civil-military, allied — visible at the same time, keeps what each party cannot give up in the room, and supports a third course of action that remains executable. In EDF terms, this is a dual-use capability for human factors and command decision support: coalition friction, civil-military misalignment, competing rules of engagement, and “two rights that cannot both be chosen”, diplomacy negociation. The Hexagram is complemented by Enga.ia®, which analyses unstructured feedback to detect the real drivers of resistance or cohesion, and by auditable KPIs that make the chosen course of action traceable. Wassati has applied this approach in industry, local authorities and universities, including the analysis of 32,000 feedbacks for Schneider Electric, and leads the ITEA4 project 25004 Emotional-AI, labelled in March 2026. For a consortium, Wassati contributes the method, facilitation and software needed to govern tensions that technology alone cannot resolve — and to keep human authority over the decision.