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Big or small, we make decisions every day. Rules, policies, processes, templates, etc.

How do you document the process and results of your decision making and track changes?

To give you some background, a lot of departments discuss certain topics every two weeks, but nothing is written down - it takes a lot of time and worse, some decisions change every two weeks.

I've been trying to fight this battle with OneNote atm and was inspired by some software change management frameworks (wild mix of things):

Each decision/problem gets a new page.

• What is the question/problem?
• Why is this decision necessary?
• What are the pros and cons?
• Which departments need to be involved? What is the scope? (department, site, country, continent, international, etc.)
• What are the alternatives and consequences of not implementing?
• plus changelog
• plus metadata, such as parties involved, who proposed it, dates, etc.

Still a work in progress, but it is a mix of RFC, ADR, and some other frameworks.

How do you handle that?

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I've been a little bit inactive. Trying to change it again. Most recent article.

Set up new #FreshRSS instance for now. I want to read more and stay up to date on certain topics and I figured I could give RSS another chance. Stays invite-only for now, but feel free to hit me up if you want to have an account.

Focus on decoding unknown strings.

Not gonna lie, wasn't that fun. Learned a lot, but felt lost multiple times. Probably gets better over time.

Doing some rooms on TryHackMe. Decided to create a write up of one room. Have to work on the format, but it should be fine for now.

Feedback is welcome!

I think I've never share one of my favorite articles with you.

Creating this was great and it has been a great resource ever since. I use SSH tunnel a lot in troubleshooting sessions and security demonstrations.

I am pleased to announce the launch of: forum.ittavern.com

More information can be found in this thread, but in short I miss the forum culture and want to create an open-minded and sustainable community.

I welcome you and look forward to great discussions.