What gets lost
Meeting notes often record an action but omit the evidence, alternatives, assumptions and conditions that shaped the decision.
Building an institutional decision memory
Keep context and rationale available across boards, teams and ownership cycles.
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The objective is to improve the quality and traceability of ownership work, not to replace investment judgment.
What to preserve
Store the decision date, participants, source context, options, rationale, owner, revisit trigger and later assessment.
Why it matters
A durable record reduces repeated analysis, improves handovers and lets future teams learn from the quality of earlier assumptions and follow-through.
Use this as an operating review.
Can the team trace a material change to its source? Is the decision and rationale recorded? Does the response have an owner and measurable target? Is there a scheduled review of what changed?
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