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ICT For Strategic Decision Making Process
ICT For Strategic Decision Making Process
Decision Making
Definition:
• Refers to making choices among alternative courses of action—
which may also include inaction.
– Unique and important decisions require conscious thinking,
information gathering, and careful consideration of alternatives.
Definition
Types of Decisions:
and Types of
• Programmed Decisions:
Decisions
– Decisions that are repeated over time and for which an existing set of
rules can be developed.
• Non-programmed Decisions:
– Decisions that are novel and not based on well-defined or known
criteria (non-routine /high-involvement).
Decision Making ….Cont’d
• Decisions can be classified into three categories based
on the level at which they occur.
– Strategic decisions set the course of an organization.
Classification – Tactical decisions are decisions about how things will get
/ Categories done.
of Decisions – Operational decisions refer to decisions that employees
make each day to make the organization run.
Decision Making ….Cont’d
Level of Decision
model describes a 2.
2. Establish
Establish decision
decision
series of steps that 8.
8. Evaluate
Evaluate the
the decision
decision
criteria
criteria (Including
has
(Including who
has authority
authority to
who
to make
make
decision)
decision makers decision)
should consider if
their goal is to
maximize the
quality of their 7.
Information
7. Implement
Implement decisions
decisions 3.
3. Weigh
Weigh decision
decision criteria
criteria
outcomes. / Knowledge
In order to make
sure that you make
the best choice,
going through the 6.
6. Choose
Choose best
best 4.
4. Generate
Generate Alternatives
Alternatives
alternative
formal steps of the alternative
rational decision-
5.
5. Evaluate
Evaluate Alternatives
making model may Alternatives
make sense.
Overview – ICT Systems and Decision Making
DECISION-MAKING SYSTEMS
• Transaction Processing Systems
• Decision Support Systems
• Executive Information Systems
ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS
• Supply Chain Management
• Customer Relationship Management
• Business Process Reengineering
• Enterprise Resource Planning
Decision-enabling, problem-solving, and opportunity-seizing systems
Management Information Systems (MIS)
• MIS is a great tool for the organizations and companies to
track the various activities happening in the organization.
• These activities can include the product produced, bought
or sold; services, inventory, business partners, people,
MIS processes and a lot more.
• The MIS helps the managers to create reports about and
for the various resources and stakeholders of the
organization.
• MIS keeps company’s information organized which can be
utilized when required.
Gives a Comprehensive picture of the
company’s performance at any point of time. A secure MIS solution can be very
transparent and can help organizations to
keep a check on any malpractices happening
MIS improves the problem solving capabilities
in the organization.
of the Organization
Strength
Weakness
Opportunities
Threats