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Decision Intelligence in an AI-Focused World
By Teasha Cable
Decision Intelligence is giving leaders the critical insights they need to move forward confidently, and providing continuous feedback loops to refine and optimize decisions as they unfold.
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Chaos Planning, and the Power of Decision Intelligence
By Nadine Malcolm
Core to my success as a project manager has been the belief that “planning is associated with project success; both project efficiency and overall project success.”
Lorien Pratt's blog
Guest Post: Chaos, Planning, and the Power of Decision Intelligence (DI) Simulation
I’ve been a project manager dozens of times for over 45 years (hard to believe!). Core to my success in this role has been the belief that “planning is associated with project success; both project efficiency and overall project success.”
Making the Invisible Visible: A Call for Physicalized Experiences to Understand Action at a Distance
By: Dr. Lorien Pratt
Modern society is interconnected in ways that give our actions a power that past generations never had. A single idea, a simple gesture, or a well-placed contribution can ripple outward amplified through networks of people, technology, and institutions, shaping outcomes far beyond what we can see. Small decisions can ignite waves of progress.
Lorien Pratt's blog
Making the Invisible Visible: A Call for Immersive Physicalized Experiences to Understand Action at a Distance
Modern society is interconnected in ways that give our actions a power that past generations never had. A single idea, a simple gesture, or a well-placed contribution can ripple outward, amplified through networks of people, technology, and institutions, shaping outcomes far beyond what we can see. Small decisions—mentoring someone, sharing knowledge, supporting innovation—can ignite waves of progress.
The Unnecessary Tragedy of Hurricane Helene
By: Nadine Malcolm
In a changing world, the "cry wolf effect" leads to bad decisions and death. But it doesn't have to be that way.
Lorien Pratt's blog
Guest Post: The Unnecessary Tragedy of Hurricane Helene
As of October 23 2024, 224 people had died from Hurricane Helene, and 24 were still missing. And, although some amount of tragedy is unavoidable in any natural disaster as ferocious as this storm, flawed decision-making led to unnecessary fatalities.
When Business Meets Purpose
By: Teasha Cable
What started as a conversation about agricultural technology turned into something much deeper—a masterclass in purpose-driven decision-making that left me with a renewed appreciation for leaders who truly understand their mission.
Decision Intelligence, AI and change, with Dr. Lorien Pratt
The Only Constant is out now with none other than Dr. Lorien Pratt. This is an episode I have been especially excited for, as Lorien is both a legend in the field of AI and of business decisions and has an incredibly relevant voice in the current AI hype market.
The Real Cost of a CEO's Time
By: Teasha Cable
Running a high-growth SaaS company has taught me that time isn't just money—it's survival. I've come to realize something critical: investors are not just betting on our growth numbers—they're betting on our ability to scale efficiently.
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