DRT in Action: Case Studies
Dimensional Reasoning Theory can feel abstract until you see it applied. These case studies walk through real scenarios, showing how decisions unravel across multiple planes and what it takes to bring them back into alignment.
A global manufacturer’s SKU reduction effort failed when operational logic clashed with political and relational dimensions, institutionalizing inefficiency.
Under political and emotional pressure after a fatal crash, the FAA made a rapid route change that offered public reassurance but lacked systemic redesign.
A financially sound cost-cutting plan backfired when moral, strategic, and social dimensions were ignored, causing reputational and institutional damage.
A defense CTO halted a lucrative, fully aligned drone program based on theological conviction, demonstrating faith as a transcendent override to all planes.
