Creating Decision Analysis Framework Posts with AI
Decision analysis framework posts help your audience navigate complex choices through structured thinking. They demonstrate your strategic expertise and ability to break down difficult decisions into manageable components.
This prompt has been tested and works effectively with leading AI models including ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. You can expect consistent results across these LLMs, with each potentially offering slightly different stylistic variations.
Core Prompt Template #
Create a decision analysis framework for {DECISION_TYPE} in {INDUSTRY}. Write from my perspective as {YOUR_ROLE}.
Structure to include:
1. Decision context:
- Stakes and impact
- Common challenges
- Current approaches
2. Framework breakdown with {NUMBER} key components:
- Evaluation criteria
- Weighting factors
- Data requirements
- Trade-off considerations
3. Application process:
- Data gathering steps
- Analysis method
- Validation checks
4. Implementation guide for {TARGET_AUDIENCE}:
- Using the framework
- Avoiding biases
- Making the final call
Style: {TONE} and methodical
Length: {LENGTH}
Additional context: {EXPERTISE_BACKGROUND}
How to Use This Prompt #
Required Variables #
{DECISION_TYPE}
: Type of decision to analyze{INDUSTRY}
: Relevant sector{YOUR_ROLE}
: Your professional position{NUMBER}
: Framework components (3-5 recommended){TARGET_AUDIENCE}
: Framework users{TONE}
: Analytical, strategic, or consultative{LENGTH}
: Recommended 600-800 words{EXPERTISE_BACKGROUND}
: Your experience with similar decisions
Example Inputs #
{
DECISION_TYPE: "technology vendor selection",
INDUSTRY: "Enterprise IT",
YOUR_ROLE: "Technology Strategy Consultant",
NUMBER: "4",
TARGET_AUDIENCE: "IT decision makers",
TONE: "analytical and practical",
LENGTH: "700 words",
EXPERTISE_BACKGROUND: "Guided 200+ vendor selections worth $500M+"
}
Variations #
Strategic Decision Version #
[Base prompt] + Format as strategic framework with:
- Risk assessment matrix
- Stakeholder mapping
- Impact analysis
- Decision trees
- Implementation roadmap
LinkedIn Framework Post #
[Base prompt] + Structure as a LinkedIn post with:
- Framework overview
- Key criteria
- Common pitfalls
- Success stories
- Application tips
Maximum 1300 characters
Workshop Guide Version #
[Base prompt] + Format as workshop material with:
- Decision exercises
- Evaluation tools
- Group activities
- Case studies
- Action planning
Tips for Best Results #
Do's #
- Use clear criteria
- Provide scoring methods
- Include real examples
- Address complexity
- Offer validation steps
Don'ts #
- Avoid oversimplification
- Don't skip context
- Avoid rigid rules
- Skip risk factors
Example Output #
Here's a sample output using the LinkedIn post format:
🎯 The VITAL Framework: Enterprise Vendor Selection Made Simple
After guiding 200+ technology selections worth $500M+, here's the decision framework that never fails:
VITAL stands for:
V - Viability (Vendor)
I - Integration (Technical)
T - Total Cost (Financial)
A - Alignment (Strategic)
L - Learning Curve (Organizational)
Breaking it down:
1. Viability Score (30%)
- Financial health
- Market position
- Innovation pipeline
Must score: 80%+
2. Integration Rating (25%)
- API maturity
- Data models
- Security standards
Minimum: Level 3/5
3. Total Cost Model (20%)
- 3-year TCO
- Hidden costs
- Exit costs
Target: Within 15% of budget
4. Alignment Check (15%)
- Roadmap fit
- Culture match
- Support model
Need: 4/5 strategic goals
5. Learning Curve (10%)
- Training needs
- Skills gap
- Change impact
Acceptable: 6 months to proficiency
Pro Tip: Run parallel evaluations with 2 teams.
Compare scores. Delta over 20%? Revisit assumptions.
What's your vendor selection challenge? 👇
#Technology #Enterprise #DecisionMaking
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