Title: Successful Collaborative Decision Making: It is about good people, process, and software
Headings: Successful Collaborative Decision Making: It is about good people, process, and software
Successful Collaborative Decision Making: It is about good people, process, and software
Good group/bad group
People in Collaborative Decision Making
Collaborative Decision Making Process
Software for Collaborative Decision Making

Content: Everyone knows that individual decision making is faster and simpler than making a decision in a team, right? And yes, as long as your decision maker is completely informed and knowledgeable on all aspects of a decision, and is unbiased, it can be faster. But, if the decision maker is not all-knowing and all-seeing and unbiased – and which of us is? – then the research is clear; the involvement of multiple stakeholders and specialists leads to better outcomes from your decisions. So why is it that we’ve all seen shocking decisions “come out of committee?” Well, a poorly performing team will not give you good results – but then neither will a poorly performing individual. A “good” team, on the other hand, expands the amount of information that’s available to make a decision, increases creativity and helps eliminate personal bias from a decision. The main problem with group, or team decision making is that often the group is not a “good” group. Good group/bad group
So what is a “good” group/team?