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This e-book provides an up to date view of current development and best practices in modelling strategic business decisions. It includes eight of the best papers from the 2004 International Workshop of Supply Chain Management and Information Systems (SCMIS 2004) in Hong Kong. The papers span the areas of manufacturing strategy, e-business, and network relationship management.

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Being able to make good decisions is an essential workplace skill. Whatever your job, there will be times when you need to analyse an issue, get to grips with it, and decide on the best course of action. This book helps you do that effectively, even if time is tight. Practical and helpful, Make effective decisions will help you get to the heart of the matter, ask the right questions, avoid procrastination, and cope with pressure so that you reach the best solution possible, every time. Ideal for busy managers at all levels, this book helps you get to grips with a key skill: decision-making. Pa

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Decision making --- Risk management

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This e-book is concerned with decision-making and management applications. Articles are written by scholars in Turkey, Belgium, Australia, China and Malaysia, and cover data models, case studies and numerical analysis in logistics information technologies.

Decision making. --- Business logistics.

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The history of this e-book lies in the number and variety of submissions received during 2006 that were not explicitly about the application of marketing intelligence to marketing planning, and not of an altogether orthodox type, but seemed to us to have something to say would interest open-minded marketing academics and thoughtful marketing planners, and might even be directly applicable to their work. As the great Ambrose Bierce said, "Speak when you are angry and you will make the best speech you will ever regret". And that is what our seven authors have done: not quite angrily, perhaps, bu

Decision making. --- Marketing research.