To take a self-test, click here . Yet many do not take into account all available information or downstream implications. The objective of DPI's Decision Making Process is to substantially increase the proportion of good decisions made, thus improving overall performance.
Some people know instinctively how to make decisions.
DPI's Decision Making Process transfers to your people common frameworks or logic paths, into which information can be channelled and evaluated in an objective manner, in order to arrive at the best conclusion. Senior managers make complex decisions that directly affect the success of the strategy such as evaluating an acquisition, selecting a plant site, or purchasing large-scale information systems. We provide logic tools that enable them to systematically consider a wide range of factors, anticipate future implications, and implement with assurance. Risk is reduced and strategic initiatives can be deployed in a far more timely and fiscally sound manner. If you're going to solve complex challenges, these processes must be imbedded in your culture.