During the course of this exercise, your team will make several decisions. Here are two decision making techniques, the Multicriteria Decision Making Approach and the Nominal Group Technique , which you may decide are worth exploring. You certainly are not restricted to these methods.
Suggestions regarding other techniques are more than welcome.
Please send your suggestions to Brad Crisp . The focus of decision analysis techniques is to help decision makers clarify problem understanding and separate facts from priorities and preferences. This is achieved by structuring problems into an aggregated hierarchy of objectives and by studying the performance of decision alternatives on criteria. The interactive structuring and prioritization process directs the participants to keep the problem presentation simple and helps to extract essentials out of it. The analysis is usually strongly goal oriented towards finding the best alternative.