Problem consensus and technical knowledge about the means to solve those problems are two characteristics of organizations that determine the use of decision approaches.

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When organizations have a problem consensus and technical knowledge about the means to solve the problem, they are more likely to use rational and analytical decision-making approaches. These approaches rely on data and analysis to make informed decisions, and are appropriate when there is agreement on the nature of the problem and potential solutions. In contrast, when there is disagreement or uncertainty about the problem or how to solve it, organizations may use more intuitive or political decision-making approaches.

Problem Consensus and Technical Knowledge About the Means to Solve