WHAT IS DECISION MAKING?

WHAT IS DECISION MAKING?

1. The decision-making process is a method that consists of gathering information and evaluating alternatives and then, ultimately, making the final decision.

   • ISHIKAWA
     • It is a tool that identifies quality problems and provides solutions by graphically representing the factors involved in the execution of a process. It is also known as a cause-effect diagram.
     • ELEMENTS OF THE ISHIKAWA DIAGRAM
       • *Head *thorns *minor spines
   • BRAINSTORMING
     • Brainstorming is a creative technique, devised in 1939 by Alex Faickney Osborn, which is based on the interaction between the members of a group to create new ideas on a specific topic.
     • What is a Brainstorming for?
       • Brainstorming is primarily used to: *Generate a lot of ideas. An example would be when you want to start a business and you don't know what to set up *Improve the creativity of work teams. As for example when they ask you to create a logo for a client. *Look for new opportunities to solve problems or improve a company process.
   • WHAT IS A PARETO CHART?
     • The Pareto chart is a graphical tool where data is ordered from highest to lowest, making it clearer which issues need to be resolved first. It is based on the Pareto principle, which says that 80% of the consequences are the result of 20% of the causes.
   • decisions tree
     • A decision tree is a map of the possible outcomes of a series of related decisions. It allows an individual or an organization to compare possible actions against each other based on their costs, probabilities, and benefits. They can be used to lead an informal brainstorm or draw up an algorithm that mathematically anticipates the best option.

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