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Description

In this course, students will learn to evaluate options, generate possible solutions, and decide on logical strategies.

Course Overview

In this course, students will learn to evaluate options, generate possible solutions, and decide on logical strategies.

Course Objective

After completing this course, students will know how to: - Make intelligent decisions with limited time and information - Reframe issues to ensure greater problem solving accuracy - Convert conflicting opinions into useful insights

Who Should Attend

Executives, directors, managers, and others tasked with making important decisions for their organizations.

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The Complexity of Decision Making Lesson Id 1

The Complexity of Decision Making

Dealing with Opinion in the Face of Uncertainty Lesson Id 2

Dealing with Opinion in the Face of Uncertainty

Adapting Decision Strategies for a Complex World Lesson Id 3

Adapting Decision Strategies for a Complex World

Lesson Id	Title	Description
1	The Complexity of Decision Making	Establishing the Needs of the Organization<br />Defining Organizational Objectives and Goals<br />Measuring Your Goals<br />Calculating Probabilities of Success
2	Dealing with Opinion in the Face of Uncertainty	Understanding Theories of Decision-Making<br />Avoiding Irrationality<br />Being Aware of Risks<br />Reframing the Options<br />Asking the Right Questions<br />Knowing What You Want<br />Making Proper Comparisons<br />Working with Stereotypes and Expectations
3	Adapting Decision Strategies for a Complex World	Reviewing Your Plans<br />Engaging Stakeholders<br />Enlisting Your Network<br />Managing Risks<br />Planning for Risks – Avoidance, Mitigation, Transference, and Acceptance<br />Applying Complexity Theory and the Butterfly Effect<br />Adjusting Decisions<br />Building in Metrics & Measurements<br />Monitoring Progress and Managing Risks<br />Looking for Emerging Trends<br />

Making the Right Decisions Under Pressure

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Who Should Attend