Decision Analysis Arcade
Session: TE01
Date/Time: Tuesday 16:30-18:00
Type: Sponsored
Sponsor: Decision Analysis Society
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Chair: Dana R. Clyman
Chair Address: University of Virginia, Darden Grad Sch. of Bus. Adm., Charlottesville, VA 22906-6550
Chair E-mail: clymand@darden.gbus.virginia.edu
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- TE01.1 Sequential Valuation Networks & Asymmetric Decision Problems
- Riza Demirer;
University of Kansas, Sch. of Business, Summerfield Hall SU318, Lawrence, KS 66045-2003;
riza@ukans.edu,, http://lark.cc.ukans.edu/~rdemirer
- Prakash P. Shenoy;
University of Kansas, School of Bus., Summerfield Hall SU318, Lawrence, KS 66045-2003;
pshenoy@ukans.edu,, http://stat1.cc.ukans.edu/~pshenoy
We deal with representation and solution of asymmetric decision problems. We describe a new representation called sequential valuation networks - a hybrid of Covaliu & Oliver's sequential decision diagrams and Shenoy's valuation networks. We illustrate our technique by representing and solving Howard's used car buyer problem in complete detail. - TE01.2 The Link between Organizational Intelligence & Business Results
- David Matheson;
Strategic Decisions Group, One Boston Place, 39th Floor, Boston, MA 02108-4467;
dmatheson@sdg.com
- James E. Matheson;
Strategic Decisions Group, 2440 Sand Hill Rd., Menlo Park, CA 94025-6900;
jmatheson@sdg.com
Since the publication of The Smart Organization, we have conducted extensive surveys linking our measure of organizational intelligence to performance. The result: smart organizations perform better, particularly in the areas of profitable growth. This demonstrates that the principles of the smart organization correlate with desirable actual business results.
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