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Models inform decisions
I often repeat the claim that decisions provide the context (superstructure, framework, skeleton, glue) for all other future-focused information. Decisions create the future and anything that exists (as far as humans can reach) flows from conscious or unconscious decisions on … Continue reading
Posted in Decision Concepts, Decision Driven Architecture, Decision Driven Innovation, Decision Driven Product Development, Decision Driven Strategy
Tagged alternative, criteria, decisions, decisions create requirements, derived requirement, model-based systems engineering, model-driven design, models, requirement, tunnel vision
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Decisions consume requirements
Yesterday I explored the fact that decisions create requirements. That’s half of the story – decisions also consume requirements. A decision is a wonderful thinking tool that takes in multiple requirements (objectives, goals, constraints, …) and balances them against one … Continue reading
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Tagged capacity, consume, create, decision, house of quality, margin, relationship, requirement, traceability, traceability matrix, transformation
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Decisions create requirements
I have two wonderful grandsons, Luke (4) and Eli (2). They are a joy to watch, but extremely curious. So I’m preparing myself for the day when Luke hops into my lap and asks the birds and the bees question, … Continue reading
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Tagged alternative, decision, derived requirement, requirement, traceability
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Decision management is more than decision-making
There are two fundamental ways to use our Decision Driven® Solutions Framework (DDSF), decision management and decision-making. Most individuals are looking for quick wins and will naturally jump into decision-making. That’s the process of thinking through and committing to a … Continue reading
Posted in Big Ideas, Decision Concepts, Decision Driven Innovation, Decision Driven Life, Decision Driven Product Development, Decision Driven Strategy
Tagged alignment, analysis, common sense, concerns, decision, decision management, decision model, decision pattern, decision-making, issues, life, model, Pareto, pattern, requirement, roadmap, separate, skills, strategy, trivial many, vital few
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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
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Tagged criteria, criterion, decision, effectiveness, estimate, evaluate, factors, goodness, ideal, measure, must, requirement, score, success
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