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Tag Archives: decisions
Decision Modeling
Many business processes require decisions to be made. Decision modeling is about the making and automating of repeatable decisions. Some decisions require unique human judgment. They may arise from unusual or entrepreneurial situations and involve factors, needs, and emotions that … Continue reading
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Tagged business analysis, business processes, decisions, Techniques
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Decision Analysis
Some decisions are fairly straightforward to make. This is true when the number of factors is limited and when their contributions are well defined. Other decisions, by contrast, involve more factors which contributions are less clear. It is also possible … Continue reading
Engineering as a Starting Point for Other Careers
Over the years I’ve met and worked with a number of people who started off as engineers and went on to do other things. One friend started as an electrical engineer and went on to become a corporate lawyer, though … Continue reading
Right People, Right Analyses, Right Decisions
Some time ago I found myself in a gathering somewhere in the bowels of a large, very bureaucratic organization for which my company was doing some work. The room was full of forty or so senior managers and analysts, many … Continue reading
Posted in Soft Skills, Software, Tools and methods
Tagged analysis, decisions, discovery, Software
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