Decision viewPlanned release

Strategic sponsor

Agreed outcomes, like-for-like movement with sample sizes, rollout readiness and the next decision. No individual scores, rankings or diagnoses.

Agreed outcomes

Trade-offs reach the person entitled to decide, with options, before choices are lost.
Missing cross-functional information is sought before crews or money are committed.
Confidence is discussed alongside information, not instead of it.

Rollout readiness and risk

Ready Facilitation pattern agreed for Project Controls
Risk One TEG intervention missed and in recovery
Capacity One facilitator day per cohort per review
Unknown 90-day evidence not yet available

Next decision

Combine teams for the 90-day session, or keep team-level comparison?

Recommended: wait for the 90-day measure before deciding on wider rollout.

Baseline vs follow-up

Escalation timing met scenario rubric (% of responses). Click a point to view sources.

Project ControlsSite DeliveryInsufficient or awaiting (no value)

Simulated or observed movement is not proof of causation and is not an individual trait. Groups with fewer than 5 answers show no figure.

Cohort patterns: baseline → 60 days

Review summary

Planned release

Delivery under pressure — 60-day sponsor summary (demo)
Groups with fewer than 5 answers are not shown (demo setting: 5)

• Project Controls, Escalation timing met scenario rubric: 14.3% (7 of 8 people answered) → 87.5% (8 of 8 people answered); improving.
• Project Controls, Cross-functional information sought before committing: 57.1% (7 of 8 people answered) → 62.5% (8 of 8 people answered); stagnating.
• Project Controls, Mean stated decision confidence: 2.60 / 5 (5 of 8 people answered) → 3.86 / 5 (7 of 8 people answered); higher stated confidence.
• Site Delivery, Escalation timing met scenario rubric: 66.7% (6 of 6 people answered) → 60.0% (5 of 6 people answered); stagnating.
• Site Delivery, Cross-functional information sought before committing: 0.0% (6 of 6 people answered) → 80.0% (5 of 6 people answered); improving.
• Site Delivery, Mean stated decision confidence: Insufficient data (4 of 6 people answered) → 4.80 / 5 (5 of 6 people answered); no comparison (missing data).

Simulated movement is not causation and says nothing about individuals. Stated confidence describes how sure people felt, not whether they were right. The 90-day follow-up has not happened yet in this fictional timeline.