Enterprise Reset · Decision rights
No one knows who decides.
A complete org chart doesn't say who recommends, who approves, who executes, and who reviews each decision. We trace that authority case by case, so every decision has a clear owner.
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The org chart doesn't answer who decides.
An organization can have a clear org chart and still not know who approves, who executes, and who answers when something changes. Growth adds coordination layers without anyone redesigning how decisions get made underneath them.
The result is predictable: decisions that climb more levels than necessary, duplicated approvals across areas, and owners who only show up once something goes wrong.
What's included
Authority traced case by case.
Who recommends, who approves, who executes, and who reviews each type of decision, with authority traced case by case.
The result is a decision map that identifies the type of decision, the level where it belongs, and the person or committee responsible at each step: recommend, approve, execute, and review.
Status
Column in build-out.
Enterprise Reset is RESET's fourth column, currently building out its team. Decision rights design follows the same method as the rest of the firm: review, evaluation, solution, execution, and traceability.
Other systems
Other systems in the operating model.
Close
What needs a RESET in your decision rights?
The first step is a direct conversation, not a long form.
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