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Business Decision Making and Strategies: Case Studies and Definitions, Quizzes of Introduction to Business Management

Definitions and case studies of various business decision-making strategies and concepts, including programmed and non-programmed decision making, classical and administrative methods, groupthink, promoting creativity in employees, and strategic planning with concentration focus and value chain. Examples range from bank management and retail to music industry and innovation.

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2010/2011

Uploaded on 10/27/2011

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Download Business Decision Making and Strategies: Case Studies and Definitions and more Quizzes Introduction to Business Management in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Leslie Fox DEFINITION 1 Bank manager who started an employee of the month. Turn her employees against each other. Employee hall of fame TERM 2 Wal-mart Pulled out of Germany DEFINITION 2 Because germans prefer smaller shopping experiences, and not buying everything at oncee TERM 3 Children's Bookstore DEFINITION 3 People said a successful bookstore in Chicago should expand, but they refused. 10 years later they were out of business TERM 4 Decca Records DEFINITION 4 In 1960, they were a success record company who turned down the Beatles, because "guitar music was on its way out" TERM 5 Programmed Decision Making DEFINITION 5 Routine decision making that follows established rules and guidelines, where we have decisions made before. Mind and heart have been turned off. TERM 6 Non-Programmed Decision Making DEFINITION 6 Decision that occurs in response to unusual,unpredictable, and uniqueopportunities. Use intuition, judgment, and discernment TERM 7 Classical Method DEFINITION 7 We can identify all possible alternatives, evaluate all possible alternatives, and forecast allconsequences. Can be perfectly rational, logical, andanalyticin deciding TERM 8 Administrative Method DEFINITION 8 You will never have all the info and will never know all the consequences. Choose the best "good enough" alternative TERM 9 Groupthink DEFINITION 9 When everyone agrees without thinking through their decisions TERM 10 Chain of Creativity DEFINITION 10 Security, teachability, learning, creativity, and Research and development
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