09/03/2026
We've been piloting a structured decision tracking system on our current estate project.
Not just what was decided, but why, who was involved, and what alternatives were on the table before that decision got made.
It sounds like a small thing until you're eight months into a project and someone asks why a change was made back in March and the honest answer used to be "someone probably remembers."
Decision history that used to live scattered across email threads, texts, and memory now lives somewhere retrievable.
One place, one record, one version of what actually happened and why.
We're still refining the system. It's already proven useful enough that we don't want to go back to the old way.