A key component of effective decision-making is ensuring that your team understands their decision space. Decision space shows up in three ways: boundary rules, critical information requirements, and prioritization.

A key component of effective decision-making is ensuring that your team understands their decision space. Decision space shows up in three ways: boundary rules, critical information requirements, and prioritization.
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Ted Delicath currently serves as an Implementation Principal committed to solving our client’s most consequential problems. While at McChrystal Group, Ted has supported tech, biomanufacturing, and energy companies in drafting and implementing new strategies, solving an array of problems, and reinvigorating cultures. His longest-running engagement concerned working with a Midwest state in responding to COVID-19. His team spent twelve months on the ground during the pandemic. Notably, Ted assisted in drafting and executing the State’s vaccination rollout and supporting systems.
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