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Passionate about objectively great products and problems worth solving.

I’m currently the founder of Ascendable, making missions manifest, helping ambitious founders create the best possible products. I’m a product design leader 🚀 with 21 years hands-on commercial experience, working for businesses from micro-, right up to PLCs.

Most of my experience has been in Enterprise SaaS, but also with local and national brands such as The AA, Stella Artois, Tesco, Hotel Chocolat, etc. I have been in leadership roles for 7 years. Previously Head of Design & Research, EU Amazon Payment Products. Before that, Head of UX, and Head of Product, at a FTSE 250 business.

I’ve had a significant exposure to Data Science (incl. ML and AI) and I’m passionate about combining Qualitative (Human-centred Design, ISO 9241-210:2019) with Quantitative (statistical data science, ISO 20252:2019) research.

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Research

September 16th, 2019 by jamieacutt

Peer-reviewed Scientific Periodicals & Journals

IMAS Journal (2015); Risk in Hand-to-Hand Combat: Applying an Operational Risk Assessment Model to better understand the function of Martial Arts, Volume 004 Issue 004, Autumn 2015, pp. 26-79.
IMAS Journal (2016); The Cybernetics of the Martial Arts: A proposed application of Cybernetics to the study of the function of Martial Arts, Volume 005 Issue 002, Spring 2016, pp.18-85.
ICSSPE Journal (2016); Aristotelian Science behind a Medieval European Martial Art, International Council of Sport Science and Physical Education, Special Bulletin.

Papers

James Wallhausen (pseudonym) (2008); The Epistemology of Historical Combat Systems
James Wallhausen (pseudonym) (2009); German Commonplace or Customary fencing (Critical edition): A cross-comparison between sources on English Two-hand Sword, German Zweihander, Spanish Montante & Italian Spadone (Privately disseminated, included translation. Revised 2014)
James Wallhausen (pseudonym) (2011); BEST 7020, Köln fechtbuch (translation)
James Wallhausen (pseudonym) (2012); De Veris Principiis Artis Dimicatoria (The True Principles of the Art of Combat): A Short Treatise by Henry Von Gunterrodt dated 1579 (full Latin transcription)
James Wallhausen (pseudonym) (2012); MS GBf18a: Fightlore of Magister Beringois (transcription & Stemmatology with Hans Folz account, identification of new sub-tradition, original 2012 paper)
James Wallhausen (pseudonym) (2012); Cod. Guelf. 38.21 Aug. 2°: Messerfechtens of David Lienhart Sollinger (transcription – back online shortly, Wiktenauer listing)
Wallhausen, J (2011, rev. 2012); The Cybernetics of the Martial Arts
Wallhausen, J (2011, rev. 2012); Risk in Hand-to-Hand Combat: Applying an Operational Risk Assessment Model to better understand the function of Martial Arts
Wallhausen, J (2011, rev. 2012); Somatotype and Martial Arts (online shortly)
Wallhausen, J (2011, rev. 2012); The COSTAC Method
Wallhausen, J (2011, rev. 2012); Kinesthesis as the Basis for Timing in Martial Arts (online shortly)
Jamie Acutt (2014); Johannes Liechtenauer: An investigation into the sociology behind the witnesses of the German corpus
Jamie Acutt (2014); Liechtenauer the Scholastic: A Study of Aristotelian Scholasticism and how it relates to framing the topics covered by the Liechtenauer corpus
Jamie Acutt (2016); A Statistical Analysis of the Martial Art presented in the Liechtenauer fechtbücher
Jamie Acutt (2016); German Sword & Buckler Fencing (Critical Edition)
Jamie Acutt (2016); The Liechtenauer Playbook
Jamie Acutt (2016); Unknown & Lost German Fencing Manuscripts

Additional activities

Foundation of ‘New Chivalry’ as an updated Holistic approach to an Historical Combat System
Foundation of The ‘Devonshire Wrestling Society’ as a recreational and reconstructionist group for a traditional Devon martial art.
Suggested to Professor Kernspecht Dr.Sc. that he name his book after the Fight-Logic Concept – Which he did (Kampf-logik 3: Die Praxis des Treffens & Nicht-getroffen-werdens) including reference to me, pp.322.
Discovered & transcribed Ms. GBf18.a, which included a fragment of the a fight-verse from ‘Magister Beringois’ (‘Fightlore of Beringois MS GBf18a’)
Discovered & transcribed Cod. Guelf. 38.21 Aug. 2°, which included the only known work attributed to David Lienhart Sollinger
Translated all German manuscripts on Fencing pre-dating 1600 (privately published)
1. (2015), Warbook: Complete translation of the Works of Ludwig von Eyb (A full translation of Ludwig (VI) von Eyb zum Hartenstein’s 1511 Kriegsbuch (Warbook), based upon the Signatur Ms. B 26 of Universitäts-Bibliothek-Erlangen. Using original scans by permission of Universitäts-Bibliothek-Erlangen.)
2. (2012) Bestellen 7020 translation
3. The Seven Stances of Hans Medel (translation from Engstrom transcription)
4. Fechtspruch (Hans Sachs, transcription and translation – privately disseminated)
5. Fechtlied of Hans Folz (MS Q.566) (transcription, translation and Biography)
6. Reichsstadt “Schätze” Nr. 82 (transcription – privately disseminated)
7. Discovery of a reference to the Fechtbuch of Hans Entner
8. Critical Edition of the Gladiatoria Manuscripts (transcription and translation)
9. Critical Edition of the Talhoffer Manuscripts (transcription and translation)
10. Martin Syber Fechtlehre (transcription and translation)
11. Nicolaüs Augsburger (transcription and translation)
12. Hugo Wittenwiler (partial translation, Long Sword section)
13. Jobst von Württemberg (translation)
14. Hans Czyner (translation, based upon Bergner & Giessauf (2006) Wurgegriff und Mordschlag)
15. Additional: Ein khurtzer Vnderricht vnd Einleydung wie fortheyl Im ringen zu geprauchen sey (Wassmansdorff, (Bl. 93a)) (transcription and translation of Wrestling teachings)
16. Additional: Karl Wassmannsdorff, Sechs Fechtschulen, Heidelberg (transcription
Cross-comparison of techniques identifed using the Paleoeskirmological Method

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