Decider

Decider is (c) Fred Cohen, 2005-2020 - All Rights Reserved - Patent Pending - Patent US8,095,492 B2

Video		 Business
Decisions		 One high and how many across? → 1x1 1x2 1x3 1x4 1x5 ← Click on the Decider matrix you want Personal
Decisions
Two high and how many across? → 2x1 2x2 2x3 2x4 2x5 ← You can use more (or less) next time...
Read our introduction to Decider to understand how to use it.

Watch this video about Pete's Decision
Try your own version of Pete's Decision

What it does

Decider graphically displays one or more 'simple' decisions involving multiple factors.

  • Each factor is moved through the space of importance and favorability
  • The COG (target) and Mean (diamond) show the weighted (and unweighted) averages of the factors in the decision.
  • Upper right is a clear yes, upper left a clear no, further down is less clear...
  • Add more factors and move them around relative to each other to make up your mind.
  • Then take a screenshot to justify it to others.
  • Use side by side mode (1x2, 1x3, ...) to compare alternatives side by side.

How it Works

Start by doing "Add Factor" to get your first factor on the screen.

  • Move it around with your mouse.
  • Change the name and description and "Update Factor" to save on the screen.
  • "Save" to a file so you can load it up later.
  • "Load" to load a previously stored one. NOTE IT LOADS OVER TOP OF THE CUIRRENT ONE
  • "Del Factor" to get rid of the currently selected factor.
  • Browser reload clears all decisions and you can load saved ones from there..