The Science of the Art of Decision Making

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The Science of the Art of Decision Making

Posted September 30, 2014 | Leadership | Amplify

This article will explore the mechanics behind various decision-making models and examine the boundaries and use cases for each. It discusses the qualitative value that experience or intuition can add to data-driven quantitative analysis, thereby providing the best approach to decision making. It is an attempt to understand the science of the art of decision making.

About The Author

Sachin Mahajan

Sachin Mahajan is a consultant with Tata Consultancy Services and has over 16 years of experience in various IT domains, spanning business and IT architecture consulting, enterprise architecture, project management, and other areas. He has provided IT and business and IT architecture consulting services for various clients in different geographies, including India, the US, the UK, and Asia Pacific. He can be reached at sachin.mahajan at tcs dot… Read More

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