EFFECTIVE STRATEGIC DECISION MAKING
Journal Title: Journal of Defense Resources Management - Year 2011, Vol 2, Issue 1
Abstract
[i]The importance of taking effective strategic decisions is very easy to understand, but in the same time it is difficult to be achieved, because it requires reforms that modify both senior leader decision-making styles and organizational structure. The decision-making process is familiar to everybody, being applied in almost all aspects of our public or private lives, at an individual or aggregate (organizational) level. This paper presents many interesting issues related with strategic decision-making process, like a discussion about the decision-making process in the military. Also presents ways to increase the efficiency of strategic management, by debating whether the rational analytical approach or the intuitive way of thinking is preferable and if finding a satisfactory solution is suitable than searching for the best possible alternative. [/i]
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Cezar VASILESCU
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