Modelos de decisión bajo una perspectiva de análisis de sus procesos

Executives must walk in a fine line between two ends: by a part, the arbitrary decision making without a rigorous study of the problematic situation, being based on hunches or intuition; on the other hand, to lean too much in rational and quantitative analyses. The decisions generally are not taken...

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Main Authors: Fernando Lámbarry Vilchis, Luis Arturo Rivas Tovar, María del Pilar Peña Cruz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad del Rosario 2010-10-01
Series:Universidad y Empresa
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Online Access:http://revistas.urosario.edu.co/index.php/empresa/article/view/1326
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Summary:Executives must walk in a fine line between two ends: by a part, the arbitrary decision making without a rigorous study of the problematic situation, being based on hunches or intuition; on the other hand, to lean too much in rational and quantitative analyses. The decisions generally are not taken by a single executive, requires of the participation of certain groups involved in the problematic one and in this social sense, it is doubtless that, sometimes, conflict of interests coexists frustating the participating and collaborative context on the solution and implantation have arisen from decisions; whereas on the other hand, contexts arise where the collaboration is converted in consensus solutions.
ISSN:0124-4639
2145-4558