Championship mobilization
- Championship mobilization
Championship Mobilization is a methodology developed by Benchmarking Partners and IBM, used to describe how business leaders align key stakeholders to successfully complete complex strategic initiatives.
Decision making in business
Several decision making models for business include:
*Monte Carlo method
*Six Thinking Hats
*Decision trees, Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT), critical path analysis, and critical chain analysis
*Pareto Analysis
*Paired Comparison Analysis
*Force field analysis
*Cost-benefit analysis
*buyer decision processes
*scenario analysis
*complex systems
*optimization
ee also
*Decision theory
*Group process
*Mindset
*Minoritarianism
External links
*Primavera Case Study: [http://www.primavera.com/files/customers/HP2.pdf Primavera Case Study]
*IBM Championship mobilization: Advancing high-return solution initiatives: [http://www-1.ibm.com/solutions/businesssolutions/scm/doc/content/resource/thought/1301166126.html?g_type=rhc IBM Championship mobilization: Advancing high-return solution initiatives]
*For an overview of Decision Making: [http://www.edwardmacneal.com/DecisionMaking/DM-frame.html MacNeal's Master Atlas of Decision Making]
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