New Intelligence

New Intelligence New Intelligence is an Australian company that has spent the last decade researching how and why people get better at what they do when it matters.

New Intelligence is an Australian company that has spent the last decade researching how and why people get better at what they do when it matters in effective interviews, negotiation, rapport building, influence and critical decision making. We were born out of mission critical organisations and still provide cutting edge programs to the elite levels of law enforcement, intelligence and national

security agencies. But now we take the same science and applications to a wide variety of public and private sector organisations and individuals at an enterprise, corporate and personal level. We are unique in the Australian training landscape because we:

develop all our own programs from the ground up
use our own delivery methodology
only use blended learning
leverage the latest science and research
update our programs twice a year
require that your commitment is written into our contract
tell our clients about complaints made about us
believe people can be better
New Intelligence specialises in customising and contextualising our core programs for specific organisational situations and our uncompromising assessment methodologies go well beyond many recognised qualification and competency providers. We have a reputation for being able to deliver lasting results where others have not. Some of the things we know:

you can’t make anyone do something that they don’t want to do
a 2 year old child is more influential than a 32 year old adult
the vast majority of adult training courses do not work
there are two main learning centres in the brain
experience forges behavioural change
most people have only a 50/50 chance of accurately detecting deception
We deal in top tier Human Skills and highly desirable technical skills for effective interviews, negotiation, rapport building, influence, critical thinking, decision making and analysis.

Detecting and better understanding facial cues of emotion in others assists you to better understand and regulate your o...
28/05/2021

Detecting and better understanding facial cues of emotion in others assists you to better understand and regulate your own emotional responses. See the attached article from our US based partner Professor Matsumoto:

There’s also benefits of reading facial expressions of emotion to ourselves, and more importantly to our own personal effectiveness as well.In one of our latest blogs, we wrote about the benefits of reading facial expressions of emotion. Those benefits all had to do with increasing our understandi...

Have you ever considered the impact that the wider environment has on your interactions with others? In this recent inte...
07/05/2021

Have you ever considered the impact that the wider environment has on your interactions with others? In this recent interview, Professor Matsumoto discusses what we tend to miss in communications.

Is it true that there are 19 different smiles, but only 6 of them are related to happiness? What happens when we smile sadly and what does the rest of our body language convey? In this video, Humintell’s Dr. David Matsumoto helps explain the world of nonverbal communication to wider audiences. He ...

If you would like to better understand why facial expressions are such a valuable conveyor of information, take a look a...
21/01/2021

If you would like to better understand why facial expressions are such a valuable conveyor of information, take a look at the recent blog from Doctor David Matsumoto here:

The universality of facial expressions; seven facial expressions of emotion are universally expressed and recognized, all around the world.

We are looking forward to the release of Humintell's Masked MiX tool to assist in recognising emotion even when a person...
01/09/2020

We are looking forward to the release of Humintell's Masked MiX tool to assist in recognising emotion even when a person is wearing a face mask.
New Intelligence clients will be offered a discounted access rate for the new program, so please advise if you are interested by emailing [email protected]

Many of us are wearing masks nowadays, blocking a large part of our faces from view by others. But we can still pick up important signs about other’s emotion...

New Intelligence is excited to provide you with access to Professor Matsumoto in his Zoom series on non-verbal cues. The...
14/07/2020

New Intelligence is excited to provide you with access to Professor Matsumoto in his Zoom series on non-verbal cues. The hour long sessions include the rare opportunity to engage with Professor Matsumoto during a 15 minute Q&A.

For a 15% discount, use the code: NEWINTEL15

https://www.humintell.com/introduction-to-body-language-series/

(Please note that times are Pacific/Noon Eastern US, but recordings will be provided to those who register but are unable to make the session time)

Want to learn more about body language? Don't miss this rare opportunity to learn from Dr. David Matsumoto in this first-time series, powered by Humintell

Most people will be able to identify two, three, or possibly four basic emotions. Is there basis for arguing that there ...
07/07/2020

Most people will be able to identify two, three, or possibly four basic emotions.
Is there basis for arguing that there are more? See what Professor Matsumoto has to say.

There are many different models of basic emotions and thus, each model has different numbers for what they call "basic emotions".

Outlining some of the challenges we face in the new way of doing business, Professor Matsumoto provides useful informati...
25/05/2020

Outlining some of the challenges we face in the new way of doing business, Professor Matsumoto provides useful information on how to make your digital communications effective.

The COVID-19 pandemic has moved communication from face to face to more digital forms. Are there messages lost in digital communication and if so, why? See w...

It is encouraging to see participation in discussion about various research findings regarding emotion in facial express...
11/05/2020

It is encouraging to see participation in discussion about various research findings regarding emotion in facial expressions by our friend and partner Dr David Matsumoto.

Within the past few months, many people have reached out to Humintell and asked us to comment on recent research articles that argue against facial expressions

17/09/2019

All humans feature seven universally basic emotions, and Humintell's emotion recognition training attempts to teach you to properly identify them all.

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