Orient
Clarify the decision, its owners, and what is already fixed.
Method / from question to handover
One sequence for a complex decision.
House 28 guides founders and family-enterprise leaders in Indonesia and Southeast Asia through five stages that keep the question, evidence, authority, and execution boundary clear.
Method / shared comparison
01 / Sequence
The method follows the decision, not a product.
Scale and cadence can change. The logical order remains: understand the question, map the material, compare paths, record the decision, then coordinate execution.
Map
Separate facts, preferences, assumptions, dependencies, and open questions.
Compare
Place viable paths on one stable axis: control, flexibility, timing, and reversibility.
Record
Document the decision, rationale, conditions, dissent, and review date.
Coordinate
Hand each execution question to the appointed legal, tax, banking, or investment specialist.
Output / decision record
Working output
A record the family and its appointed advisors can use.
- 01 / Decision statement
- 02 / Stakeholder and decision-rights map
- 03 / Fact, assumption, and question register
- 04 / Path and condition comparison
- 05 / Decision and review record
- 06 / Specialist handover map
What happens at each boundary.
- Information boundary
- Information needs are defined before sensitive documents are exchanged.
- Decision boundary
- Authorized people and the review forum are recorded before comparison begins.
- Advisory boundary
- Legal, tax, banking, and investment questions pass to appointed professionals.
- Time boundary
- A decision has conditions and a review date rather than being treated as permanent.