Knowledge Content Library
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Quest for World Class DA & DQ: Sustaining Positive Change
Presented by Len Falsone (Shell) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Coaching and Knowledge Transfer, this talk covers approaches used in Shell to making change happen and a compilation of useful coaching and knowledge transfer vehicles for positive change.
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Coaching: An Approach to Decision Facilitation
Presented by Margaret Barrett (Intel) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Coaching and Knowledge Transfer, this talk discusses the differences and similarities between coaching and consulting.
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Making Decisions in a Polarized World
Presented by Patrick Leach (Independent Consultant) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Learning and Organization, this talk discusses how people seek out and believe evidence that supports their beliefs, and possible approaches to mitigating this tendency.
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A "Cap & Trade" Approach to Assessing Technical Success Probabilities in Pharma
Presented by Chris Dalton (Syncopation Software) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Learning and Organization, this talk discusses probability assessment in the context of pharma/biotech R&D portfolio management.
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The Value of Streamgage Information: A case study evaluating the use and value of streamgage data for culvert design and operations
Presented by Emily Pindilli (US Geological Survey) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Information Value, this talk discusses considers the use and value of streamflow information for the design and operation of culverts.
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Making Better Appraisal & Development Decisions Using Decision Risk Analysis & Value of Information
Presented by Pete Naylor at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Information Value, this talk provides an overview of value of information methods.
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The Value and Danger of “Story” in Getting to Commitment to Action
Presented by Elayne Ko (Pfizer) and Charles Persinger (Eli Lilly) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Facilitation and Collaboration, this talk discusses both the value and danger of using stories to facilitate commitment to action.
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Selecting a Preferred Alternative To Meet Tier 3 Gasoline Requirements
Presented by Rob Lazenby (Chevron) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Risk Assessment and Management, this talk discusses the use of DA techniques to determine a refinery's strategy to meet gasoline specifications.
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Oil Market Disruption Risks
Presented by Phil Beccue (White Deer Partners) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Risk Assessment and Management, this talk discusses a risk assessment of potential future oil disruptions and impacts to the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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Building and Nurturing the Company Culture You Want
Presented by Patrick Leach (Independent Consultant) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Culture, this talk discusses the relationship between previously held beliefs and new evidence.
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The Intersection of Culture and Quality Decision Making
Presented by Eyas Raddad (Eli Lilly) at 2017 DAAG Conference in New Orleans. In this session on Culture, this talk discusses decision making based on the intersection of the Dimensions of Culture and Quality Decision Making.
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Modeling Ordered Uncertainties
Presented by Jon Mauer (Pfizer) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on The Cutting Edge of Decision Analysis, this short talk looks at complex correlated uncertainties in a pharma problem.
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Overthrowing the Tyranny of Economics
Presented by Patrick Leach (Decision Strategies) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Unsolved Problems and Developing Ideas, this short talk provides suggestions for revising economics to account for natural and social capital, as well as financial capital.
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When is Enough, Enough?
Presented by Elayne Ko (Pfizer) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Unsolved Problems and Developing Ideas, this short presentation provides talking points for a discussion of requisite decision models.
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Decision Analysis Concepts and Other Approaches
Presented by Henk Krijnen (NavIncerta) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Unsolved Problems and Developing Ideas, this short talk discusses some incompatibilities in how discount rates are chosen.
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Real Estate Diagrams
Presented by Jim Felli (Eli Lilly) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Unsolved Problems and Developing Ideas, this short talk discusses the use of real estate diagrams to map an event's prevalence in a population and the presumed sensitivity and specificity of a proposed test.
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What If We Are Wrong? Asymmetric Risk Assessment
Presented by Bill Haskett (Decision Strategies) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Unsolved Problems and Developing Ideas, this short talk looks at asymmetric risks applied to a drilling example.
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Improved Drug Treatment Decisions Through Consistent Benefit‐Risk Tradeoffs
Presented by Jack Kloeber (Kromite) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Medical Decision Making, this talk discusses the use of multi-objective decision analysis to aid physicians in finding effective ways to measure and communicate the differences in treatment benefits and risks.
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A Must Do Project Without the Required Capital
Presented by Jerry Lieberman (Endeavor Management) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Capital Decision Making Under Resource Constrained Circumstances, this Case Study illustrates several ideas with widespread applicability for developing an economically viable project in a severely resource constrained environment.
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Turning the Supertanker - Structured Decision‐Making at BC Hydro
Presented by Basil Stumborg (BC Hydro) at 2016 DAAG Conference in Banff. In this session on Capital Decision Making Under Resource Constrained Circumstances, this presentation provides an overview of the use of Structured Decision Making in BC Hydro.