The document outlines a project focused on improving decision-making in portfolio management by applying visual tools derived from design and architecture. It details the methodology, including crossover sessions and the development of prototypes for visualization tools, with evaluations suggesting enhanced decision quality. The next steps involve extending these representations and seeking funding for further research and development.

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
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5. our vision:
improve decision making in portfolio
management by visual tools

6. our initial approach:
cross-over sessions

7. architecture + productmanagement

8. architecture + productmanagement

9. design + portfoliomanagement

10. design + portfoliomanagement

11. analysis of crossover sessions:

12. output: experimental protocol

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