Virtual Forums For Planners

Interactive Discussions for Innovative Doers

Decision Lens is designed specifically for collaborative, virtual decision-making. We have helped hundreds of customers quickly identify bottlenecks and reallocate spending as priorities shift. Our Customer Success team will host these 30 minute weekly virtual forums, showcasing how Decision Lens can be used to solve a variety of planning, prioritization, and resourcing challenges.

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Planning In A Virtual World

April 1st, 2020 | Jonathan Allen
All around the world, organizations are finding ways to work virtually – to collaborate, communicate and coordinate on virtual platforms. Even organizations that have never worked in a virtual environment are being forced to do so. Meanwhile, as this pandemic becomes more disruptive, many need to shift their priorities.
Suggested Audience: Planners and Financial Managers

Adjusting Resources Quickly In Times Of Crisis

April 15th, 2020 | Canaan Gebele
Are you already seeing the impacts of COVID-19 on where you allocate your resources? This webinar discusses several ways to reallocate your resources quickly and effectively.
Suggested Audience: Any organization with shifting resources in $$, hours, or people

Leverage Your Most Critical Resource... People!

April 22nd, 2020 | Eric Weiner
Does it ever feel like new project requests never stop coming in? How do you handle understanding and dealing with injecting a new request with top priority when your resources are fully allocated?
Suggested Audience: IT organizations, PMOs, and Organizations with resource scheduling challenges

R&D: Selecting And Evaluating Ideas As Priorities Shift

April 29th, 2020 | Caitie Murphy
In a world of shifting priorities, learn how to more efficiently “intake,” process, and select the best ideas, projects, or proposals.
Suggested Audience: R&D Organizations, Federal Government RDT&E or S&T Organizations, and Requirements Gathering

Using Decision Lens & Tableau To Make Critical (Geographical) Resource Decisions

May 13th, 2020 | Sarah Degraff
See how one Federal Agency uses the powerful analytics of Decision Lens and Tableau visuals to staff resource personnel across the United States.
Suggested Audience: Organizations with a need to map data geographically

Time is Money: How To Gain It Back By Removing Value-Deficient Programs And Tasks

May 20th, 2020 | Briana Rose
Personally and professionally, most people have experienced the feeling of having too much to do and not enough time to do it all. Learn how organizations can prioritize programs and tasks, remove the value deficient ones, and allow more time to focus on those that are critical.
Suggested Audience: Organizations that have more tasks/programs to accomplish then time to do it in.

How To Use GIS To Improve Capital Planning

May 27th, 2020 | Marco Trigueros
See how one State DOT improved their capital planning process by fine-tuning their criteria.
Suggested Audience: State Departments of Transportation and other government organizations

POM Requirements Submission And Data Management

June 3rd, 2020 | Brent Peaden
When it comes to POM planning, the need for an on-line solution has never been greater. Learn how to gather POM requirements and run your entire planning process through Decision Lens.
Suggested Audience: Federal DoD or Civilian organizations and Individuals or organizations involved in the POM planning process

How To Hire The Best Candidate Without Bias

June 17th, 2020 | Caitie Murphy & Sarah DeGraff
Identifying the right talent and resources is one of the most critical decisions an organization will make. See how some organizations use Decision Lens for end to end candidate selection.
Suggested Audience: Organizations who struggle with rapidly collecting and identify candidates for promotions, leadership boards, or building up their workforce.

Implementing Tools And Processes: The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly

June 24th, 2020 | Panel Discussion
Enjoy this panel discussion with some of Decision Lens’ elite team of software “implementers.” They will discuss the nuances of software implementation, especially for complex organizations, and offer some proven practices
Suggested Audience: Customers from complex organizations, where change management is especially a challenge with software implementation.