Decision Analysis and Resolution

We all come across bottle necks every now and then, not just in our works but also in our personal issues….

Then “You must choose …

but choose wisely.”

The higher the risks are depending on the sensitiveness the more you need to take a more conscious decision. Making a good choice

implies analyzing alternatives. Because analyzing alternatives actually is making a comparison, you must have a consistent criteria defined.

Decision Analysis and Resolution

helps us to choose the right path.

Definition:

Book Answer - The purpose of Decision Analysis and Resolution is

to analyze possible decisions using a formal evaluation process that

evaluates identified alternatives against established criteria

In other words

– a process to make key decisions in your

organization more objectively and wisely.

Few of the Lessons Learned from the Field:

1. People are generally impatient in decision making

2. Using a formal decision making process is not a

natural act

3. Make sure you have criteria in place for

when to

invoke DAR

4. Just getting started is half the battle

5. Implementing is easy

– but institutionalizing takes

time

“There's a difference between knowing the path, and

walking the path.”

Morpheus, The Matrix

Just DAR it