How companies keep track of decisions as they scale
I’ve spent much of my career inside large tech and financial companies, and I kept seeing the same situation play out.
Months after a change, experiment, or decision, someone asks this question. The answer usually exists somewhere. But it’s scattered across different places:
- Slack conversations
- Docs
- Tickets
- Dashboards
- Meetings
Reconstructing the full story often means digging through multiple tools or tracking down the people who were involved. As teams grow, this gets harder.
What I’m doing
I’m researching how this actually shows up inside companies today. In particular, I’m trying to understand:
- The last time someone needed to understand why a decision was made
- Where they looked for that information
- What was easy to find and what wasn't
- How long it took to piece together the answer
I’m less interested in how this should work, and more interested in what actually happens today.
Who I’m hoping to speak with
- Founders
- Engineers working on internal systems or AI
- Product, platform, or product ops leaders
20 minute conversation. Pure research.
If you’re open to sharing how this works inside your company, I’d love to connect.