Today, Decision Lens announced that the National Park Service (NPS) has selected Decision Lens software to support its strategic prioritization of contaminated site cleanup projects across Park lands. Decision Lens software will be used to enhance strategic decision-making and its alignment with investment level decisions.
NPS’ Contaminated Sites Program (CSP), with its strategic advisor, Rebecca Reynolds Consulting (RRC), is developing this decision-making model that will be used to identify the highest value portfolio of site cleanups across its inventory. This model may also serve as a pilot for potential Department-level strategic decision-making across the other five bureaus addressing contaminants issues.
Since 1916, NPS has been entrusted with the care of our national parks. With the help of volunteers and partners, they safeguard these special places and share their stories with more than 275 million visitors every year. NPS preserves unimpaired the natural and cultural resources and values of the National Park System for the enjoyment, education, and inspiration of this and future generations. Addressing contamination resulting from historic land use and/or operational activities is central to the NPS mission.
“NPS joins a growing list of federal organizations who are engaging with Decision Lens to guide the very important alignment of organizational strategy with resources, and to decide where they can get the most value” said John Saaty, CEO of Decision Lens. “We are thrilled to be working collaboratively with CSP and RRC in this effort to further the mission of the National Park Service.”
Decision Lens software is used across numerous organizations for enhanced strategic prioritization and resource allocation. Commercial customers include Johnson & Johnson, Genentech, Health Quest, and Sikorsky among others. Federal customers include the U.S. Joint Staff, Navy, Army, Air Force, General Services Administration, Department of Agriculture, and the Federal Aviation Administration among many others. State and local government organizations include Washington State CIO, Ohio State CIO, DFW airport, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, the Mississippi Department of Transportation, and the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency among others.
About CSP
The Contaminated Sites Program (CSP) of the National Park Service is responsible for the establishment of policy and direction in contaminated sites cleanup. CSP oversees resource allocation for site cleanup, monitoring of cleanup progress, and provides strategic counsel to NPS senior leadership on contaminants issues. CSP has also recovered or avoided $175 million from third party polluters, costs that would otherwise have been borne by the American public.
About RRC
Founded in 1991, RRC specializes in strategic optimization of business operations and the alignment of decision-making processes across complex organizations. The firm has worked extensively in natural resource management, with many federal government clients, bringing strategic solutions supported by innovative IT products. RRC has been an executive strategist to NPS for the past five years.
For more information about RRC, call 720 763 9500 or visit: www.RebeccaReynoldsConsulting.com
About Decision Lens
Decision Lens (@DecisionLens) is cloud-based software that enables a comprehensive business process for strategically identifying, prioritizing, analyzing, and measuring which investments, projects, and resources will deliver the highest returns. Through advanced analytics and flexible, custom visualizations and scenarios, organizations can make selections and immediately see the trade-offs to move forward with confidence.
Decision Lens improves the speed and quality of prioritization and resource optimization, while maximizing portfolio outcomes.
For more information about Decision Lens, call 703-399-2100 or visit decisionlens.com/contact.
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