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Information on decision support service-related tools, technologies and architectures.
Provider of facilitative services in strategic planning, resource allocation, problem solving, organizational redesign and conflict resolution to increase decision-making.
Definition from the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
The firm increases time for value-added work and eliminates non-value added activities, enabling work members to reach project goals on schedule, in-tune with group members and with an understanding of how to replicate their success.
Developer of decision support software. The software is designed to help customers decide which product offerings best fit their needs. Packages run on MS-DOS and PC-DOS systems. Products are sold to the chemical industry and to other industr.
Provider of strategic thinking, decision making, e-strategy and strategic product creation for executives.
The Society aims to promote the investigation, teaching and application of game theory.
From David K. Levine, Department of Economics, UCLA. The site uses the tools of modern economic and game theory to explore how the interaction of intelligent goal-seeking individuals determines social outcomes.
A decision-making research company that has pioneered the study of decision making in naturalistic settings.
By Paul Walker, University of Canterbury, New Zealand, 1995.
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