Figure 2From “Scenario planning starts when a trigger moves a resource”
The trigger-to-resource decision card
Complete one row for each branch. The card is useful only when the trigger can change a named resource decision and a later review can challenge the choice.
Figure 2The trigger-to-resource decision card
Source: Author's own worksheet. Every field is reader input; no local case, operating number, or Phelps result is supplied.

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Scenario planning starts when a trigger moves a resource
Three scenarios are not a decision. A trigger-to-resource test shows when scenario planning changes an operating choice and when it remains exploration.
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