Decision Compass Research Series · Paper 003 · Decision Systems
Designing Decision Governance
By Ammar SagbanVersion v0.1
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This paper forms part of the Decision Compass Research Series and is currently planned. Its scope, evidence base and publication status will be updated as the research develops.
Abstract
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Why this paper matters
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Practice Context and Researcher Positioning
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Conceptual and theoretical foundations
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Evidence review
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Interactive framework or diagram
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Practitioner reflection
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Examples or application
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Implications for practice
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Decolonising and contextual considerations
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Emerging-technology considerations
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Counterargument or alternative interpretation
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Limitations and uncertainties
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Future research
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Key takeaways
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Evidence classification
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Original contribution statement
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About the author
Ammar Sagban is a practitioner-researcher developing the Decision Compass Institute — an independent research initiative focused on intentional teaming, group decision-making and the design of team systems.