Authorize with controls
Evidence, authority, constraints and sensitivity support the stated use.
SRAI EXECUTIVE PATHWAY · EP-M02
Use expected value, expected utility, hard constraints, distributional evidence and sensitivity analysis to support a governed ACCEPT, REVISE or ESCALATE decision.
01 / EXECUTIVE OUTCOME
Compare uncertain outcomes transparently, identify who benefits and who bears harm, preserve non-compensable constraints and record the authority behind the final decision.
02 / VALUE CONSEQUENCE AND RISK PROFILE
State the decision, scope and credible alternatives.
Identify outcomes, probabilities and affected groups.
Name who owns the value model and its legitimate range.
Document expected value, utility, certainty equivalent and risk premium.
Keep legal rights and mandatory safety outside compensable scoring.
Retain subgroup effects and calculate the net value of information.
Report reversals, fragility, approver and review triggers.
Evidence, authority, constraints and sensitivity support the stated use.
The current team can resolve specified weaknesses before authorization.
Rights, safety, legitimacy or value authority cannot be resolved here.
03 / VIDEO LESSON
Follow the executive framework for comparing uncertain value and consequences while preserving hard constraints, distributional visibility and accountable human authorization.
Open the executive lesson on YouTube ↗04 / LEARNING RESOURCES
Use these resources to deepen the concepts, rehearse the decision process and examine the underlying calculations.
Study how value, uncertainty and consequences shape an accountable decision.
Open PDF ↓Use the concise reference for preparation and approval meetings.
Open PDF ↓Apply expected value, utility, constraints and sensitivity reasoning.
Open PDF ↓Review the learner-facing visual narrative and decision sequence.
Open PDF ↓Reproduce the calculations and test the declared assumptions.
Open IPYNB ↓05 / TECHNICAL CONTINUITY
The module retains expected value, expected utility, certainty equivalents, risk premiums, value of information, sensitivity analysis, distributional effects and rights constraints.
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