October 2012
Beginner to intermediate
1105 pages
29h 18m
English
Thomas H. Davenport
If the goal of better information—and better analysis of it—is ultimately better decisions and actions taken based on them, organizations must have a strong focus on decisions and their linkage to information. Businesses need to address how decisions are made and executed, how they can be improved, and how information is used to support them. And they must look at all types of decisions. This includes strategic planning decisions made by senior management to everyday operational decisions made by employees on the front line, or automated by back-end systems.
Improving decision processes has obvious benefits. Many organizations suffer from poor decision processes ...
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