A Bibliometric Analysis of Knowledge Dynamics in Managerial Decision Making

Social-Organizational Knowledge and Managerial Decision-Making

The role of intuition in managerial decision-making: Islamic approach

Current theories argue that decision making is largely based on quick and intuitive processes.The results of study on topping organizations show that successful decision-makings are intuitive rather than rational. Therefore in recent years the issue of intuition and intuitive decision making as an effective management has attracted increasing attention in scientific circles and world-class rese...

Managerial Decision Making

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Fuzzy decision making: A bibliometric-based review

Fuzzy decision-making consists in making decisions under complex and uncertain environments where the information can be assessed with fuzzy sets and systems. The aim of this study is to review the main contributions in this field by using a bibliometric approach. For doing so, the article uses a wide range of bibliometric indicators including the citations and the h-index. Moreover, it also us...

Managerial decision-making in hospitals with real options analysis

We present the application of real options analysis (ROA) to a managerial decision-making problem. A case study was developed to illustrate the mathematical steps required to apply ROA. The results of this model show that a net present value analysis, which is most often used in practice, would have led to a sub-optimal decision, as it does not take into account the value of future options and ...