What is it?

Convergent thinking is the process of narrowing options to select the most viable or impactful direction. It involves evaluation, prioritisation, and decision-making.

Convergent thinking follows divergence.

Examples in Action

• Prioritising research findings
  
• Selecting test ideas
  
• Finalising design solutions
  
• Committing to implementation
  

Typical Outcomes / Results

• Clear direction and focus
  
• Reduced ambiguity
  
• Stronger execution
  
• Better alignment with objectives
  

This glossary entry reflects established decision-making practices.