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Institutionalizing the Options Process

Institutionalizing the Options Process

Formalize organizational processes for widening options, exploring integrations, constructive debate, systematic analysis and clear decision-making.

Systematize rigorous strategic choice evaluation practices.

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In Creating Great Choices, Riel and Martin provide a framework for making wise strategic decisions by generating multiple options and carefully assessing them before committing to a final choice. They outline techniques to avoid narrow either/or thinking.

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