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A decision without a consequence tracking mechanism is an idea that ended a meeting. It did not change the operating system.

The person with the most authority in the room and the person making the actual decision have been different people in most organizations for longer than anyone has named it.

Financial reporting answers what happened. Financial sensing answers what is happening. Most organizations have the first. Too few have the second.

The most expensive version of a cash problem isn’t the one you can’t afford to fix. It’s the one you keep fixing.