
Analysing the heck out of decisions
So finally – after deferring it off for several posts – we have made it back to decision analysis and the use of decision tables. […]
So finally – after deferring it off for several posts – we have made it back to decision analysis and the use of decision tables. […]
We have been thinking recently about organisational change and how it can be implemented. Last fortnight’s post focussed on how to make the change stick […]
I seem to mention a certain man, a Mr Ronald G. Ross, an awful lot in this blog. In fact I did some online training […]
How do you drive out the strategy for your organisation? Is it through brainstorming? Is it a bit more tokenistic and a matter of retrofitting […]
Identifying the boundaries of your organisation and its operations is a fundamental part of its strategic framework and it generally uses a different skill set […]
A rule book is ‘what’ I’ve identified as the end product of documenting business rules to support the delivery of superior business achievements, but I’ve […]
To me, the intrigue of developing policy (for both internal and external application) lies in two areas. Firstly, in the opportunity to use your […]
Ok I’ve decided that we’ll stick with value chains for another week, for 3 reasons…. 1. The more I think about them the more […]
One thing that often is missed by organisations is an understanding of how their complex operations contribute toward the satisfaction of the end user. There […]
With the start of 2013 and a new set of New Year’s resolutions, it seems like the perfect time to talk about how to fulfil […]
I have spent this week struggling to work out how to make POLICIES exciting and fun and – given that this conundrum made me skip […]
Today we are looking at business rules, the clear cut dos and don’ts within an organisation that slice through the grey spaces of behaviour and […]