Decision Matrix
Noun · Hacker Culture
Definitions
A table or structured comparison used to score or compare options across chosen criteria. In workplace culture decision matrices can be helpful for clarity, though they can also create false precision if the scoring is arbitrary.
In plain English: A structured table for comparing options across criteria.
Example: "The procurement team used a decision matrix to compare vendors on cost, support, compliance, and migration risk rather than relying on whichever demo felt smoothest."