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Decision: Our Vision
Every business, business unit or non-profit organization has a vision. It may be: A well-thought, well-articulated statement of purpose that your entire team has fully bought into. The sum of all your moving parts, as the individuals on your team act in … Continue reading
Posted in Decision Driven Strategy, Decision Patterns
Tagged business unit, business vision, criteria, factors, non-profit, purpose, random motion, value, vision, vision statement
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Decisions reduce complexity
My grandson Luke (4) is actively working out the cause-effect relationships that govern his world. He recently told his mom, “I need to drink more water, I’m constitrated“. Beyond the humorous combination of constipated + concentrated, he had discerned that his … Continue reading
Posted in Decision Concepts, Decision Driven Life
Tagged alternatives, cause-effect, complexity, controls, criteria, decision, estimate, evaluate, factors, focus, frame, life, life decision, pattern, simplify, simulate, variables
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Analogies between life and strategy decisions
Once when I was refining a decision pattern for Decision Driven® Strategy, I was populating the strategy Decision Breakdown Structure (DBS). By a stroke of brilliance (actually an unintended copy error), I seeded the strategy decision pattern with the top … Continue reading
What are criteria?
Criteria are one of the most fundamental elements of making a high quality decision. Simply put, criteria are the way that you define success for a specific decision. There are many synonyms for criteria: factors, measures of effectiveness, attributes, characteristics, … Continue reading
Posted in Decision Concepts, Decision Driven Architecture, Decision Driven Innovation, Decision Driven Life, Decision Driven Product Development, Decision Driven Strategy
Tagged criteria, criterion, decision, effectiveness, estimate, evaluate, factors, goodness, ideal, measure, must, requirement, score, success
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