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    The document contains two decision matrices for evaluating alternative courses of action (ACA) for Netscape and Microsoft. Each matrix lists five evaluation criteria: price, long-term convenience/technical superiority, competitiveness/optimization, positive effect on transactions/superior service and support, and security from threats. The criteria provide definitions for assessing how well each ACA meets the objectives of low cost, long-term usability, competitive advantage, smooth operations, and security from threats.

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    Decision Matrix For Netscape A.C.A 1 A.C.A Ii A.C.A Iii

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    DECISION MATRIX FOR NETSCAPE

    A.C.A 1 A.C.A II A.C.A III


    1.Price
    2.Long-term
    convenience
    3. Competitiveness
    4.Positive effect on
    company’s
    transaction
    5. Security from
    threats
    TOTAL

    CRITERIA:

    Price

    - The nominated alternative courses of action should have a low price point

    Long-term convenience

    - The nominated alternative courses of action should provide a long-term convenience to


    AOL’s in a way that all the data would be easily transferred and stored.

    Competitiveness

    - The nominated alternative courses of action should provide strong desire to be more
    successful

    Positive Effect on company’s transaction

    - The nominated alternative courses of action should have a positive effect so that the
    flow of transactions will be smooth.

    Security from threats

    - The nominated alternative courses of action must provide security essentials to prevent
    threats during operation
    DECISION MATRIX FOR MICROSOFT

    A.C.A 1 A.C.A II A.C.A III


    1.Price
    2.Technical
    superiority
    3. Optimization
    4. Superior service
    and support
    5. Security from
    threats
    TOTAL

    CRITERIA:

    Price

    - The nominated alternative courses of action should have a low price point

    Technical Superiority

    - The nominated alternative courses of action should provide technical advancement


    enough to cope with the function needed

    Optimization

    - The nominated alternative courses of action should provide good user experience from
    the software being run.

    Superior service and support

    - The nominated alternative courses of action should contribute greatly to customer


    success with any technology

    Security from threats

    - The nominated alternative courses of action must provide security essentials to prevent
    threats during operation

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