Title: Successful Collaborative Decision Making: It is about good people, process, and software
Headings: Successful Collaborative Decision Making: It is about good people, process, and software
Successful Collaborative Decision Making: It is about good people, process, and software
Good group/bad group
People in Collaborative Decision Making
Collaborative Decision Making Process
Software for Collaborative Decision Making

Content: Collaborative Decision Making Process
In a way, the decision that gets made doesn't actually matter one jot [pause for shocked intake of breath]. What matters is the outcome of that decision. If the implementation team is not bought into a decision, like "ivory tower" top down decisions, the outcome will be poor. This video from Stanford University does a great job of explaining why. Conversely, a team that's bought in, and that is focused on delivery, will make it work, even if the decision itself wasn’t the best. A well managed team process will, therefore, help build consensus and buy-in, delivering much higher levels of buy-in and better outcomes. Software for Collaborative Decision Making
But individuals are quicker at making decisions, right? Surely it would be better if one person made the decision, and faced the consequences of their outcome all by themselves? Well, no. Good teams supported by good decision making tools typically move through the decision process much quicker.