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Using a multidisciplinary approach, this work focuses on expert judgement and its interaction with decision support systems. It is of interest to both academics and forecasting practitioners.
Discusses the role of experts in aiding decision making in contexts ranging from the psychology laboratory and ecology to business forecasting, and setting insurance rates. The 11 essays, by European and North American scholars, are about equally divided between considerations of the nature of expertise, and its interaction with decision-making systems. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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John Frisbee
reviewed Expertise And Decision Support on August 21, 2019
Expertise And Decision Support
A bit to systemic, where one would think culture isn't mechanical. The idea of measuring culture is surely appealing, the approach is sound, but at some point evokes too many mechanical and manufacturing metaphors. My understanding is that this is the original book about the competing value framework, so might be a bit dated. Further reading from Jeff de Graf, confirmed that his approach is quite more sound and flexible. It is definitely a big step ahead of William Schneider, even if in principles the dimensions on which culture is measured are the same.
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