🛑 STOP modeling decisions as a flow or process.

Decisions are not steps.

In process modeling, “next” gives meaning.
In decision modeling, “next” is meaningless.

Decisions are structures containing logic, dependencies, and context.

When a decision becomes ready for execution:
🔹Its inputs are available
🔹Its dependencies are resolved
🔹Underlying logic are executed by dependencies

Model the decision, not the path.

You may ask…

What's wrong if you use flow or process?
⭕ Hard to update
⭕ Loss of knowledge and context
⭕ Incomplete or incorrect modeling
⭕ Loser of reengineering opportunities
⭕ No support for dynamic, situation-aware decisions

Decision models shouldn't be treated as process flows.

Why?

Because…

✔️ They are resolved by dependency.
✔️ Decisions are not ordered by sequence.

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Published June 17th, 2026 at 07:30 am