“It is the process of selecting an alternative from two or more alternatives to determine an opinion or a course of action.”
- GEORGE TERRY
Factors involved in decision making:
Tangible factors:
· Profits,
· Quality of output and
· all other quantitative factors such as Man-hours, Machine hours.
Intangible factors:
· Employee morale.
· The prestige of business concern.
· Consumer behaviour.
· Such other abstract factors.
Steps in Decision-making process:
- Defining and analyzing the problem,
- Finding relevant facts.
- Developing alternative solutions.
- Selecting the best solution.
- Converting the decision into effective action.
Decision-making Process
Formulation | |||||
Selection | |||||
Deliberation | |||||
Investigation | |||||
Conception | |||||
Problem | |||||
Criteria
Some of the rationales to be adopted indecision-making process are:
- Reduction of cost,
- Maximization of profit,
- saving of time,
- development of managerial skill,
- increasing productivity etc.
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