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Risk Analysis – Method and Questions to Facilitate A Portfolio of Projects

Facilitation Expert — Tue, 10 Oct 2017 04:01:15 +0000

Project portfolios focused on the best opportunities, and accelerate innovation. So how do you build consensus around the term “best”? George Day’s article[1] provides excellent logic to help you drive a consensual view of risk analysis. “The risk analysis matrix employs a unique scoring system and calibration of risk. It helps estimate the probability of […]

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Six Strategy-Crushing Mistakes Organizations Make And How You Can Rise Above the Rubble

Mark Morgan — Thu, 30 Mar 2017 04:05:44 +0000

By Mark Morgan, CEO and Founder of StratEx Advisors, Inc. Oh, the mistakes organizations make. Business plans or strategies usually sound fantastic at the outset. But far too often what sounded good at the beginning somehow just did not work out. In 35 years of business, I have my share of things that seemed like […]

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The Bookend Method: A Rhetorical Strategy for Facilitators to Improve Decision-Making

Facilitation Expert — Thu, 03 Apr 2014 07:03:45 +0000

In managing capital projects or leading teams, facilitators often grapple with prioritization, where every item can feel equally important. However, allowing everything to be “most important” dilutes focus and slows down decision-making. This is where our Bookend method and accompanying rhetorical techniques come into play, offering a strategic solution to rank priorities efficiently and meaningfully. […]

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