April 1999
Intermediate to advanced
72 pages
1h 59m
English
As a decision maker, you should become familiar with “modeling,” such as simple spreadsheets or computer-generated graphics. Use these vital tools to test variables, test relationships between data, and predict the consequences of alteration in any factors.
Processes of any kind can be simulated mathematically to imitate real-life causes and effects. Many computer programs go beyond simple spreadsheets to explore and illustrate what would happen if certain decisions were made, and to anticipate the long-term effects of competitors’ reactions. ...