Several points of view,
with the disagreements kept in.

Templates and use cases

Templates are the Panel shapes you run from. Use cases are the filled starters under each shape — Open or Add to library.

The four Panel shapes — Stakeholder Rehearsal through Round Table. Open a shape to convene the starter built for it.

10 templates

SRLiveStakeholder RehearsalYou need to hear the objections before the real room does7 sections

OpenAdd

DRLiveDivergence ReviewYou need to know where reasonable experts diverge, and why7 sections

OpenAdd

RTLiveRed Team ReviewYou have a position and want it attacked before someone else attacks it8 sections

OpenAdd

RTLiveRound TableThe question crosses disciplines and one expert would have blind spots7 sections

OpenAdd

DRLiveDocument ReviewYou have a draft and want it checked claim by claim before it goes to the formal approver8 sections

OpenAdd

G/LiveGo / No-Go BoardA named person must decide whether to proceed and wants a scored, voted and dissent-recorded view first8 sections

OpenAdd

BPLiveBenefit-Risk PanelYou need the favourable and unfavourable effects of a product weighed in context, with the uncertainty and the controls stated8 sections

OpenAdd

EELiveEstimate ElicitationYou need a defensible range for an uncertain quantity and want to see how specialists differ8 sections

OpenAdd

CDLiveConsensus DelphiYou have candidate statements and want to know which ones the specialists would agree on, and where they would not8 sections

OpenAdd

PPLivePrioritisation PanelYou have ten or more items and need a ranked list with a cut line and a record of where specialists disagree8 sections

OpenAdd

A Panel is a deliberation you convene, read and sign once. There are no gates, no second signature and no record of who was answerable at each step. When the deliberation itself has to be governed, that is an advisory board, and it runs as a Mission.

Every answer arrives with its sources. Where a claim could not be sourced, it is marked as a gap rather than filled in.

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