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    Arlington, VA 22203

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    4075 Wilson Blvd, 9th Floor
    Arlington, VA 22203
    http://www.decisionlens.com
    703.399.2100
    703.399.2112

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    Decision Lens (@DecisionLens) is the premiere solution for strategic prioritization and resource optimization. Through advanced analytics and flexible, custom visualizations, organizations can quickly distinguish which investments, projects, or people will help them reach their goals.

    Decision Lens improves the speed and quality of prioritization and resource optimization, while maximizing the ROI of your portfolio.

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    Decision Lens has named executive John Kealey as CEO
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    Decision Lens Taps John Kealey as New CEO

    Oct. 1, 2012
    Decision Lens has named executive John Kealey as CEO, effective Oct. 1.

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    Michelle Maggiore
    Technology

    What’s the Solution for Leading Change and Strategy? Align Projects with Agency Priorities

    Dec. 4, 2015
    Continuous planning processes are needed to ensure that as new projects come on line, they can be evaluated and prioritized against those that are resourced in the current program...
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    The purpose of the facilitator is to keep the dialogue moving in the right direction.
    Technology

    New Approaches to Public Engagement

    Stephen Bland
    March 7, 2014
    Transportation agencies are managing new technologies and new expectations in the public participation processes.
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    Organizations need to be adequately prepared for changes in funding. Software lays out which projects should get funded based on value delivered, under many scenarios.
    Rail

    Taking a New Approach to Station Maintenance

    Joe Petrie
    Feb. 11, 2014
    About Seven years ago, Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) upgraded its fare collection equipment, which allowed for maintenance workers to change their approach to keeping vending ...

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