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Decision Balance Sheet
Sometimes when you are faced with an important decision, you spend a lot of time looking for a solution hoping to avoid making the wrong choice. One of the simplest ways to decide what to do is using the Decision Balance Sheet. It is a simple but effective decision-making method that enables the team to…
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Kano Analysis
Also known as Kano Modelling and Kano Mapping. Customer needs and expectations keep changing over time. This requires companies to revise and assess these needs from time to time to adapt to the changing environment. Kano analysis is a method that is used to identify and categorize customer needs based on customer preferences, comments, and reviews.…
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How Force Field Analysis Enhances Decision-Making and Team Engagement
Also known as Positive Negative Forces Analysis. Variants include Decision Balance Sheet, Force Field Theory of Change and Conflict Analysis. Force Field Analysis is a basic decision-making technique that is used to analyze the underlying forces behind any decision. Better decision-making outcomes are typically achieved by weighing up the helping and hindering forces then deciding…
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Pugh Matrix
Also known as Pugh Method, Decision Matrix, and Criteria Based Matrix. Variants include Solution Desirability Matrix and Pairwise Comparison Matrix. A Pugh Matrix is a decision method that is used to compare and select the best option from a set of alternatives. It helps determining which alternative is more valuable than the others based on…
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Importance Urgency Matrix
Also known as Urgent-Important Matrix and Eisenhower Matrix. The Importance-Urgency Matrix is a highly effective tool for prioritizing tasks. This four-field matrix can be utilized to manage both professional and personal activities, enhancing one’s ability to allocate time and resources more efficiently. Within the importance-urgency matrix, all activities are evaluated in terms of importance and…