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• What is vision path?

  Path of Vision ; pocket essays of East and West/Part First, 1. To him colors denote different states of soul, and point the way to different goals—to a union, partial or complete, with humanity or divinity, or a progressive union from one to the other, and so forth. How futile to us these arbitrary denotations.

• Was the decision to contract with Drost the right decision?

  Since the plan was drawn up based on what you could best determine with the snow covered ground, with only some minor modifications I feel quite confident that our decision to contract with Drost was the right decision. I do commend you on your workforce.

• What is a decision model in decision making?

  As a process model is to workflow or a data model is to information, a decision model is to decision-making: A clear and unambiguous way to describe decision-making by breaking down that decision-making into a set of simple concepts. The example shows a decision requirements model that uses the DMN notation.

• How can team-led decision making improve the effectiveness of decision making?

  Facilitated and collaborative methodology of a team-led decision making is the shortest path to lasting problem solving and to maintaining or fostering a strong teamwork culture. Ultimately, pursuing a more collaborative approach is likely to increase the effectiveness of any important decision making process.

• Does Decision Support System (DSS) replace managerial decision-making?

  Such systems do not actually provide “answers” or point to optimal decisions for managers. Rather, they attempt to improve the decision-­making process by providing tools that help managers analyze the situations more clearly. Thus DSS does not replace managerial decision-making but supports it and makes the process more effective.