Archive

Aug 19, 2026

Laura Albert: Designing Decision Systems for Trade-Offs and Disruption

The value of decision intelligence will depend on designing systems that remain useful when assumptions change, risks interact, AI becomes more capable, and organizational constraints get in the way.

Aug 12, 2026

Why Strong Decision Platforms Stall in the Market

Vendors that grow reliably anchor their messaging in a small number of high-value decisions their platform improves, backed by evidence of the financial results.

Aug 5, 2026

Dr. Filippo Focacci: Building Optimization Systems That Survive Execution

Dr. Filippo Focacci, the co-founder and CEO of DecisionBrain, focuses on the complete decision system, where multiple methods work together, and each output is tested for safety, feasibility, and operational fit.

Jul 29, 2026

Rethinking RACI for Enterprise Decisions

RACI works well for projects because it clarifies who completes the work, who owns the outcome, who provides input, and who receives updates.

Jul 22, 2026

Peyton Fry: Fixing the Front Door of Healthcare

Peyton Fry, the founder of Glass Raven, believes that performance improves when teams track fewer measures and connect each one to a specific decision.

Jul 15, 2026

Modeling Decision Logic So It Can Be Audited

Decision Model and Notation gives business and technical stakeholders a shared standard they can both read and maintain.

Jul 8, 2026

Irv Lustig: Identifying and Mitigating AI Project Risk

Irv Lustig's main contribution to decision teams is the Princeton 20, a framework Princeton uses to surface project risk before work begins.

Jul 1, 2026

When Automated Decisions Spoil Their Own Data

An automated decision system can weaken without generating an obvious failure. Its blind spots sit outside the evaluated population.

Jun 24, 2026

Meinolf Sellmann: Decision-Making Under Uncertainty

A primal solver starts with possible solutions and repeatedly modifies them, using machine learning to guide the search toward more promising alternatives.