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# Manage Strategic Choices

### Purpose

To manage a list of diagnosis and analyze the situation to discover decision points.  

### Performed By

* Facilitator

### Steps

1. Navigate to Strategy On a Page ![](/files/nRcIassnU9JeISacnGxg)
2. Scroll down to Strategic Choices
3. Click on +Add
4. Enter the strategic choices information, e.g., business disruption, type of lense, description, evaluation model, etc.
5. Click Save
6. Edit a strategic choice by clicking the ellipsis sign in the upper right corner of each strategic choice field. ![](/files/ap6Fw3eCHSLKOvpmnrDc)
7. Select Edit 
8. Edit the information
9. Click Save

Manage and evaluate the options of a strategic choices by doing the following

1. Select a strategic choice 
2. Click ![](/files/ht2g4kWoX935YGbKSqmh)at the right corner below the strategic choice information
3. Enter choice information related to the choice, such as rank, choice option, description, etc.
4. Click Save
5. Edit the score of each option by increasing or decreasing the values under each factor of the evaluation model ![](/files/OQO8NdiojJocfb7pk2nW)
6. Click Save


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