METHODS USED IN BUSINESS DECISION-MAKING
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17356027Keywords:
decision-making methods, management decisions, complex decisions, management effectiveness, modern decision-making methods, organizational effectiveness, economic effectivenessAbstract
This article highlights the need for effective management decision-making in business in the context of the rapid
development of modern technologies and the increasing flow of information. The main problems that arise in the decisionmaking
process are uncertainty, lack of information, time constraints, and emotional factors. It also substantiates the
effectiveness of a systematic approach to decision-making, multivariate analysis, and the use of digital analytical tools.
The research was conducted on the basis of qualitative and quantitative methods, and practical results were achieved
using interviews, focus groups, questionnaires, and statistical analysis. According to the results, effective leadership,
teamwork, and information flow management in decision-making, as well as control of emotional factors, were identified
as key factors. The article is useful not only for large, but also for small and medium-sized businesses, and serves as a
scientific and practical guide in the fields of corporate governance, strategic planning, and manageme
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