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Which decision type is best supported by MIS reports generated from routine, well-defined rules, such as automatically approving a purchase order when the stock is below reorder level and the vendor is approved?
This is a structured decision. It is routine and repetitive and follows predefined rules, so an MIS can make or recommend it automatically. Unstructured or semi-structured decisions need managerial judgement and are not fully rule-driven.
- AStructured decisionCorrect
- BUnstructured decision
- CSemi-structured strategic decision
- DJudgemental decision on mergers
Explanation
Structured decisions follow clear procedures and can be automated from rules. Unstructured decisions need judgement and have no fixed procedure, and mergers are of that kind. Semi-structured decisions mix rules with judgement, which does not apply to a pure rule-based approval.
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