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This document discusses a research project aimed at improving managerial decision making in project portfolio management through the use of visual tools and methods adapted from design and architecture. The project involves cross-disciplinary sessions between fields, development of experimental prototypes, and evaluation of whether the visual methods can improve decision quality and make decision making more accessible. The goals are to test visual representation prototypes and continue customizing visual tools to different cognitive styles.
solve different
- 1. Solve Different. methods from design and architecture for managerial decision making Handout for presentation 15102012 Leadership for Innovation: Visualizing the Invisible
- 4. area of leadership + project portfolio management +
- 5. our vision: improve decision making in portfolio management by visual tools
- 6. our initial approach: cross-over sessions
- 11. analysis of crossover sessions:
- 13. our mission: adapting visual methods from design and architecture
- 16. tangible output: design and programme: prototypes of visualisation methods
- 18. briefing: real world portfolio as excel sheet + background story
- 19. tangible outcome software 1-5
- 20. tangible outcome software 1-5
- 21. tangible outcome software 1-5
- 22. tangible outcome software 1-5
- 23. tangible outcome software 1-5
- 24. scope of research will decision makers approach problems differently ? can we improve decision outcomes?
- 25. evaluation by experts experimental protocoll
- 26. results improved decision quality access to non-experts attuned to cognitive processing style
- 27. outputs tested prototypes of visualisation tools presentation at dassault technology day 2012 DMI Paper (if accepted)
- 28. next steps for the team extend representations: 3D embodiment customize for cognitive style develop business model find funding
- 29. Peter-Pribilla Foundation thank you for the fantastic project ! and our work is going on Oliver Fritz Sven Richter Bernhard Rothbucher Mario Arlt Leadership for Innovation: Visualizing the Invisible
- 30. credits Manuela Lackus Hans Sachs Aram Neongrau David Grieshammer Daniel Jonas Becker Katrin Hanses Matthias Görlich Serge Engelman Andreas Muxel