Prioritize the path of 'setting a time-bound, stoppable evidence gate for application and adoption': given that F2 shows application, adoption, specifications, volume, and pricing are all unvalidated, and F4 indicates that immediate full-scale commitment would create irreversible cost, validating key assumptions at low cost first before deciding whether to escalate to a full development commitment is currently the only path that preserves both the time window and reversibility.
Decision owner in the teaching simulationConvener of the New Product Investment Committee, in an independent teaching simulation
Human-controlled next action
The convener assigns the commercial evidence and development risk teams to jointly design and execute application/adoption/pricing validation gates within a set deadline, and to propose quantified go/pause/no-go metrics for the committee to decide.
What would reverse the recommendation
If a subsequent review shows that the resources and time required to validate U1-U3 themselves approach or exceed the irreversible cost of full development (i.e., the time-window loss described in F4 outweighs the risk cost saved by validation), then the 'gate-first' path should be abandoned in favor of directly assessing, based on the resource scale in F1, whether to commit immediately or issue a direct no-go.
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