About
About Decision Free Solutions
Decision Free Solutions (DFS) is a framework in organisational science: how an organisation can bring the expertise of its people to bear on what it sets out to achieve.
How it is built
DFS is built deductively. It starts from two first principles: reality is causal, and people perceive its conditions and rules unequally. From these, with precise definitions of decision, expertise and risk, the rest follows by logic: why organisations run the way most of them do, what that costs them and their people, and the conditions under which the expertise they hold is brought to bear. The framework is found rather than invented. It is what the logic produces.
Its claims are of three kinds, and each is tested differently. A definition is tested by how well it fits and what follows from it. A derivation is tested by logic. A prediction is tested by data. Much of the empirical testing is still to be done, and the papers say where.
The drawing
The conditions under which an organisation brings its expertise to bear, in one drawing: six principles for communication between people who perceive different things, four steps for any piece of work, held in place by people who take up a leadership role wherever they are.
Who is behind it
to come
DFS is developed by Jorn Verweij, in Hilversum, the Netherlands. He has worked on it for more than twelve years.
Colophon
Decision Free Solutions is a registered trade name of Trees with Character, Koningsstraat 156, 1211 NT Hilversum, the Netherlands. Chamber of Commerce (KvK) 65762355. VAT NL001687489B59. Contact: info@decisionfreesolutions.com.
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