§4.2 · DECIDING · 5 MIN READ · EDITION 1.0
Desirability, feasibility and evidence readiness together
A use case needs all three to succeed: someone wants it, the evidence supports it, and it can be built and verified inside a reasonable cycle.
Desirable-but-infeasible ideas consume budget without producing a defensible result; feasible-but-undesired tools go unused. Score all three dimensions before committing a quarter of work.
Evidence readiness is frequently the limiting factor in wind quality: documents exist but are scanned, unindexed, or inconsistently revisioned across suppliers.
PUT THIS INTO PRACTICE
- 01Score desirability, feasibility and evidence readiness independently.
- 02Do not let enthusiasm substitute for an evidence-readiness score.
- 03Defer use cases that fail evidence readiness rather than force them.
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§4.2 · Edition 1.0 · Desirability, feasibility and evidence readiness together