Management decision-making

Don t limit your corrective action system to products - apply it to all operations including management decision making. 

IMPROVING THE PHARMACEUTICAL R D PROCESS HOW SIMULATION CAN SUPPORT MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING... 

Nakanishi, J. Oka, T. (1998) The Importance of Risk-Benefit Analysis in Risk Management Decision Makings A Cast Study of a Mercury Pollution Prevention Measure in Japan. Paper presented to OECD Workshop, London. 

Werhane, Patricia H. 1999. Moral Imagination and Management Decision-Making. New York Oxford University Press. 

After thorough analysis of seismic and other exploration data, the next steps are management decision making and approval to proceed with exploratory drilling. The ultimate exploratory tool is the drift bit. 

In pest management decision-making, one tactic that is always considered as an option in a benefit/cost analysis is that of doing nothing. What are the implications of doing nothing ... 

Table 1.2 Chemical-control instruments under risk management decision-making (adapted from [30]) Reproduced with permission from R Calow, Controlling Environmental Risks from Chemicals Principles and Practice, John Wiley and Sons, Chichester, UK, 1997. 1997, John Wiley...

Judging from previous EU chemical risk management decision-making, the choice of control instrument, scope and detail of regulatory action proposed by a Member State depends on its national regulatory approach and administrative structure [31, 32]. This affects inclusion of different actors in decision-making... 

EU chemical risk assessment and management decision-making processes appear to be separated into five or more Techmcal Committees and Working Groups attended by different regulators and overseen by at least three Directorate-Generals of the European Commission. 

A four-step methodology was devised to develop a framework for EU risk management decision-making under REACH (Figure 3.4). 

SPORT focussed on risk assessment evaluation and did not examine regulatory risk management decision-making for restriction and authorisation. 

Compared with analysing the socio-economic consequences of chemical production and use in terms of the impact on variables such as employment and industrial competitiveness, EU risk management decision-making clearly lacks a method to evaluate the consequence that perceived chemical risks have on perceptions of equity. Moreover, there appears to be little consideration of how decisions can affect trust in regulatory institutions. Yet, as described in Chapter 2 and explored in Chapter 4, these social dimensions of risk prove fundamental to regulation. 

Multi-criterion analysis is a decision-making tool for qualitative weighting of aggregated impact assessment indicators. Further information is available in the OECD Technical Guidance Document on the use of Socio-economic Analysis in Chemical Risk Management Decision-Making [510]. 

A major obstacle in reaching consensus during EU risk management decision-making arises when a large variation in the economic impact... 

Technical Guidance Document on the use of Socio-economic Analysis in Chemical Risk Management Decision Making,... 

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