Titlebook: Decision-Making in an Organizational Context; Beyond Economic Crit Josep Maria Rosanas Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmilla

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Marie Boltz PhD, RN, GNP-BC, FGSA, FAANto the organization. These other people (customers, students, patients, citizens, and so on) are generally referred to as .. But organizations themselves, and the dealings between organizations, are always founded on the relationships between two people, as analyzed and explained in Chapter 4.

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Complex Decisions: Quantitative Variables and Qualitative Variableslowing clearly defined steps. Most “technical” problems (i.e., those with a major scientific or technical component) are of this kind. “Technical” problems are problems which two or more experts in the field would solve in essentially the same way.

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Effectiveness, Attractiveness, and UnityThis second case study will focus more on the organizational variables discussed in Chapter 7. We will try to show how the three variables are crucial for long-run success, and that effectiveness cannot possibly be the only one, like one of the people in the case (Robert) seems to believe (implicitly or explicitly).

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Shareholders, Stakeholders, and Organizational Goalsconsciously set goals, allocate tasks to individuals, and offer rewards for task completion. So the first question is what goals should an organization set itself? Can the goals be decided arbitrarily by just any group of people? Or are there any conditions the goals must meet?