What problem does non-programmed decision-making solve?

Non-programmed decision-making refers to making decisions on problems that cannot be reproduced and expressed by ready-made programs. Most strategic decisions are non-programmed decisions.

The information that non-programmed decision-making depends on is incomplete, and the relationship between variables is fuzzy and uncertain. The restrictive factors are composed of social demand, consumption preference, personal income, consumption habits and other social development variables. The uncertainty of social development variables restricts the stability of constraints, and the implementation of this decision will also lead to the conscious reaction of the objects affected by the decision, such as competitors taking corresponding measures, thus further complicating the relationship between the decision and the implementation results of the decision. This kind of decision-making can not provide an optimized scheme for the decision-maker by establishing a mathematical model. In this kind of decision-making, variables are more human will factors. And man is a strange existence, his will and desire are varied, and his evaluation of them is different. So this decision is not a logical choice that can be completed on the basis of mathematics.

decision process

1. Identify opportunities or diagnose problems.

How to find the problem?

non programmed decisions

Find problems from sudden changes in the situation; Find problems according to the implementation of the plan;

Find problems from outside criticism;

Find problems from competition;

Find problems from customer feedback.

target setting

Have a clear and correct goal-do something and do nothing;

Unswervingly work around the goal-eliminate all difficulties and curb temptation.

3. Develop alternatives

Choose a substitute