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Decision Specific - Interpretatio of the problem, characteristics of the problem top be solved
Decision Specific - Interpretatio of the problem, characteristics of the problem top be solved


You cant rely at looking at stimulus to determine the deciosn because managers interpret stimuli differently
You cannot rely at looking at stimulus to determine the decision because managers interpret stimuli differently
If problem is seen as a crisis rather than an opportunity then more alternatives are sought
If problem is seen as a crisis rather than an opportunity then more alternatives are sought


Characteristcis - Complex decisions Hickson sees them as Complex (risky, uncertain, manay solutions, difficult to set PI's, have trade-offs, undrsanding the problem is part of the solution) or Political ( specific stakeholders)
Characteristics - Complex decisions Hickson sees them as Complex (risky, uncertain, manay solutions, difficult to set PI's, have trade-offs, undrsanding the problem is part of the solution) or Political ( specific stakeholders)


Organizational Context
Organizational Context


• Systems - Planning and Control systems influence DM. Formal systems make DM more predictable, relaint on knowledge experts
• Systems - Planning and Control systems influence DM. Formal systems make DM more predictable, reliant on knowledge experts
• Structure - Decisions create structure an VV. Formalized - Older orgs. Large Orgs - D-M more about keeping to the rules, Decentralized orgs offten need more hands-on
• Structure - Decisions create structure an VV. Formalized - Older orgs. Large Orgs - D-M more about keeping to the rules,  
Indutsry age seems to be a predictor of structure regardless if a new entrant enters the industry
* Decentralized orgs offten need more hands-on
* Indutsry age seems to be a predictor of structure regardless if a new entrant enters the industry


Public sector inds dont take longer to make decisions, or have more committees, or more stakeholders (Hickson)
Public sector inds do not take longer to make decisions, or have more committees, or more stakeholders (Hickson)


Culture - National US co's make quicker decisions than UK - Org culyure based around symbols, storoes and routines but they can be trapped by their cultures  
Culture - National US co's make quicker decisions than UK - Org culture based around symbols, storoes and routines but they can be trapped by their cultures  




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Latest revision as of 18:23, 16 January 2011

Decision Specific - Interpretatio of the problem, characteristics of the problem top be solved

You cannot rely at looking at stimulus to determine the decision because managers interpret stimuli differently If problem is seen as a crisis rather than an opportunity then more alternatives are sought

Characteristics - Complex decisions Hickson sees them as Complex (risky, uncertain, manay solutions, difficult to set PI's, have trade-offs, undrsanding the problem is part of the solution) or Political ( specific stakeholders)

Organizational Context

• Systems - Planning and Control systems influence DM. Formal systems make DM more predictable, reliant on knowledge experts • Structure - Decisions create structure an VV. Formalized - Older orgs. Large Orgs - D-M more about keeping to the rules,

  • Decentralized orgs offten need more hands-on
  • Indutsry age seems to be a predictor of structure regardless if a new entrant enters the industry

Public sector inds do not take longer to make decisions, or have more committees, or more stakeholders (Hickson)

Culture - National US co's make quicker decisions than UK - Org culture based around symbols, storoes and routines but they can be trapped by their cultures