Group Decision Making: Integrating Different Interests into a Joint Decision

  • Rajkovič V
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Abstract

The paper discusses group decision making as a way of managing decision knowledge. Described are pros and cons of group decision making. Special emphasis is given to the leveraging of different interests and possibilities of formulating a joint decision. Available methods and techniques together with a properly organized group work can make a substantial contribution.

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Rajkovič, V. (2011). Group Decision Making: Integrating Different Interests into a Joint Decision. Organizacija, 44(6), 175–178. https://doi.org/10.2478/v10051-011-0018-5

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