The Future of Decision Making
How Revolutionary Software Can Improve the Ability to Decide
Category: Human Resources
You can make better decisions – but only if you move past rules and logic.
In this summary you will learn
- How a new model can help you make better decisions
- What role stories and experience play in decision making
- How properly designed software can guide the decision-making process
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Why you should read The Future of Decision Making
Education engineering experts Roger C. Schank, Dimitris Lyras and Elliot Soloway apply their knowledge of cognitive science, computer software and industry to a single purpose: helping you make better decisions. They directly challenge using logic and rationality as they argue for “case-based reasoning.” Their writing is exceptionally clear, which makes the book easy to follow. Its only weakness is that the authors are so positive you can improve your decision making through software that they sometimes make it sound easier than it might be. That aside, this first-rate book’s counsel applies to all fields. getAbstract particularly recommends it to corporate leaders, software designers and those involved in knowledge management.
About the Authors
Roger C. Schank is a professor emeritus at Northwestern University. Dimitris Lyras founded Ulysses-Systems, a software consultancy. Elliot Soloway is a professor of engineering, information and education at the University of Michigan.
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April 8, 2012 Ajmal SamkananyHope the registration was free :(
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