Two Types of Risk
In our last blog we learned that there are two classifications of of risk: the risks you take, where you have control and the risks you face which are caused by involuntary events. (Read "What does risk mean to you?") Here we will discuss the risks you face. Read More
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Key Decision Guidelines 1. Clarify Decision Terminology
1. Clarify decision terminology to make sure everyone on your team is reading from the same “playbook.” Read MoreMake Important Decisions Better with Structured Decision Making
Determining the best way to make decisions and set priorities has been a topic for debate since ancient times. Science and experience are finally converging to advise us on clear approaches to make better decisions. Read More
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What does risk mean to you?
Perhaps you’d say risk is the chance or danger that something is going to happen to cause you to lose something or fail to achieve some goal? WIkipedia defines Risk as the potential of gaining or losing something of value. But did you know there are two types of Risk—the risks you take and the risks you face? With the former you have control and... Read More
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Effective Decision Making: A common blind spot kills productivity
Being a good leader requires more than just knowing the right way to do things. It also requires knowing how to choose the right things to do. Decision-making is undoubtedly the most difficult and essential task a manager performs. Effective decision making makes it possible for organizations to succeed by aligning resources with objectives.... Read More
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Can Expert Choice Comparion improve on the Black Sholes Options Pricing Model? Read More
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Presidential Voting Model
Find Your Political Match – Why should dating sites have all the fun? Read More
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Wisdom of Crowds
The increasingly interconnected world no longer supports the belief that decision-making is best left in the hands of an enlightened elite. Sharing relevant enterprise-information across projects and/or departments engages workers and can improve performance. Leveraging available social media develops more robust channels of internal... Read More
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