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§4.2 · DECIDING · 5 MIN READ · EDITION 1.0

Desirability, feasibility and evidence readiness together

A use case needs all three to succeed: someone wants it, the evidence supports it, and it can be built and verified inside a reasonable cycle.

Desirable-but-infeasible ideas consume budget without producing a defensible result; feasible-but-undesired tools go unused. Score all three dimensions before committing a quarter of work.

Evidence readiness is frequently the limiting factor in wind quality: documents exist but are scanned, unindexed, or inconsistently revisioned across suppliers.

PUT THIS INTO PRACTICE

  1. 01Score desirability, feasibility and evidence readiness independently.
  2. 02Do not let enthusiasm substitute for an evidence-readiness score.
  3. 03Defer use cases that fail evidence readiness rather than force them.

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