Decision records
A consequential decision reconstructed: what management committed to, what it predicted, the load-bearing assumptions, and the conditions that would change the view.
Research
Views held on the record.
CREI publishes selectively. Where a view is published, it carries the reasoning behind it: the prediction, the confidence, the load-bearing assumptions, and the conditions that would change it — so it can be checked against what actually happens.
What will be published
Four formats.
Prediction updates
Revisions to a previously published view as evidence moves, including what changed, why, and how confidence was adjusted.
Decision Debt analysis
Where the reasoning behind a commitment has diverged from observable reality, and the estimated economic consequence if the divergence persists.
Capital allocation analysis
How capital was committed against the alternatives available at the time, and what the commitment has since produced.
Decision record structure
Every record carries the same fields.
A published view is only useful if it can be scored later. Each record states these at the time of publication.
CompanyDecisionDate recordedManagement predictionCapital committedCREI viewCREI confidenceLoad-bearing assumptionsEvidence forEvidence againstGenuine downsideReversibilityEarly signalsWhat would change our viewNext review dateCurrent statusOutcomeCalibration
CREI Decision Records will be published selectively
None have been published yet. When they are, each will state its prediction, confidence, and review date on the record, so it can be checked against what actually happens.
Enterprise relationships
Where an enterprise relationship begins.
If you are an owner, board member, CEO, CFO, or senior executive facing a consequential decision with material economic exposure, CREI can determine whether Decision Infrastructure belongs inside the enterprise.
Logyc is not broadly sold as conventional enterprise software.