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Category Archives: decision making
Forecasting Cards
Those who met me at conferences in the last two years (some clients, too) have probably seen these Forecasting Cards. They’re easy to recognize by their rainbow colours. I created them to start conversations about lead time and to communicate … Continue reading
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Tagged free download, lead time, probability, time to market
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Decisions Before Data
I’ve been giving some consultations and on metrics lately. People ask for advice and show desire to have data in their decisions. Data, as opposed to opinions or, worse, looking at the crystal ball or superstition. We talk concepts, we … Continue reading
Posted in Consulting, decision making, Improvement, leadership
Tagged data, decision making, leadership, transparency
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