Re-engineering management decision-making processes

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Operational processes have been re-engineered to perfection over the past 20 years. However, management decision-making processes that sit above them, are still left up to individual leaders to define in whatever way they see fit.  Some are good…but, many are bad.

This month’s InFocus features a Humatica article on the role of best-practice management decision-making processes in driving high performance.

 

Mastering the new science of engineered management decision processes

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