Mission format
Trajectory framing
Write the possible trajectory after a diagnosis, without forcing delivery.
When this mission makes sense
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Diagnosis available but conflicting priorities
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02
Need for a roadmap without delivery commitment
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03
Several possible workstreams without sequencing criteria
Decisions it must unlock
- What first?
- What can wait?
- What should not be done?
What is observed
- Diagnosis synthesis
- Sequencing criteria
- Trajectory options
What is produced
- Written trajectory
- Go/no-go criteria
- Explicit limits
What we need from you
- Existing diagnoses
- Budget/time constraints
- Internal capacity
How it starts
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1.
Evidence review
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Trade-off workshops
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3.
Trajectory document
Who should join
- Leadership
- CTO
- Programme sponsors
Duration : Short framing; delivery remains a separate decision.
Mode : Remote, with synchronous workshops.
Geographic scope : France · Europe · Middle East · Africa
Explicit limits
- Automatic execution of the trajectory
- Implicit multi-year commitment
What documents the reasoning
- Examples of decision logs
Related expertise areas
Frame a trajectory
Describe the decision you need to make. First reading is done by leadership or a responsible expert.