The Transition Tree |
The transition tree is a cause-effect planning tool that helps in drawing a detailed action plan in order to be sure that the desired goal will be achieved. It is a tool through which the initiator can follow the action plan with clear perception of what to expect along the route, and why.
The transition tree is one of the thinking processes in the Theory of Constraints. This is a thinking process beneficial in building a plan, which is completely based on the instigator’s actions. This technique results in close inspection of actions required to bring about the desired change, and avoid depending on those actions that are considered the next immediate step without actually benefiting the overall plan. The transitions signify the stages where the initiator moves from the present state to the desired goal. While drawing the transition tree, one’s focus should be on what we wish to achieve rather than what we plan to do to reach our goals.
With certain exceptions, the transition tree is similar to the future reality tree. Future reality tree is a planning tool used to presume the outcome of some actions toward achieving a desired goal. The transition tree is not about presumptions and clearly builds a detailed action plan to reach the desired goal. It follows a simple recurring logic of “if, then“ links which include the action, the reason behind the action and the need for the action.
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