“Management decisions made during Columbia’s final flight reflect missed opportunities, blocked or ineffective communications channels, flawed analysis, and ineffective leadership” (Columbia Accident Investigation Board)
Making decisions today requires broader yet simplified thinking. Not simple, narrow, or easy thinking but real focused efforts at seeing the whole issue. What we often face is overwhelming information that may or may not have real value. We become paralyzed by information or we hesitate because we expect more information.
The processes explored here are designed to open avenues to efficient methods of processing decisions with the best information possible. The focus is on making decisions and then getting them carried out. Here are the key elements covered in the seminar.
Immediately upon leaving the seminar these tools can easily be incorporated into your personal and organizational decision processes. They are simple but powerful concepts that can make your decision processes much more effective.
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