Roadmap Development
We use the term 'roadmap' to describe an actionable strategy. Our approach to roadmapping uses decision science, an interdisciplinary field that studies how individuals and organizations make decisions. We use a structured decision-making (SDM) framework called the ‘PrOACT’ cycle (Problem Framing, Objectives, Alternatives, Consequences, and Trade-offs) - a decision framework first described in the book Smart Choices by Hammond, Keeney, and Raiffa (1998). We suggest a rapid prototyping approach to the PrOACT cycle, moving through the process quickly and iterating as needed.
To develop your roadmap, we will guide you through the PrOACT cycle. We will work with you to gather input from others and incorporate it into your decision-making process in a meaningful way. We encourage you to take a whole-person approach and include a range of objectives around people and the planet in addition to your typical organizational objectives.
This process tends to be effective for individual decision makers or decision recommenders that want to think through an important decision in a clear and transparent way that will make it easy to incorporate meaningful feedback from other interested parties.
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