Strategic Decision Management

Learn decision-making methodologies that can effectively influence alignment between the manager’s technical decision processes and the company’s organizational strategy.

Julie L. Fortune

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Description

Technical managers and engineers make work decisions that are often of very high consequence to themselves, their employer, and society at large. Those decisions impact everything from their income, job security, advancement opportunities, and even the profitability and performance of their employer.

Learn decision-making methodologies that can effectively influence alignment between the manager’s technical decision processes and the company’s organizational strategy. Discuss normative and descriptive approaches to strategic thinking.

Explore structuring of strategic decision-making processes using rational, descriptive, political, and uncertainty models. Investigate links between strategy, organizational structure, and value chain with technical decision-making. Learn about using performance measurement systems to assess the effectiveness of strategic decision processes.

What you will Learn

  • Developing an organizational strategy
  • Strategic decision modeling approaches
  • Expected monetary value and utility theory
  • Group decision-making techniques
  • Negotiation in strategic decision-making

Meet your Instructor

Julie L. Fortune, Ph.D., P.E., works for Parsons as the Systems Engineering and Integration chief engineer and a Technical Fellow. She currently supports the Missile Defense Agency supporting the area of system engineering and design.

Her work focuses on the left side of the systems engineering “V” including requirements development, system of systems, reliability, specialty engineering, and statistical analysis.

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