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Programmed Decision-making
Decision-making methods that follow established processes or rules, often for routine or repetitive decisions.
Nonprogrammed Decision-making
The process of making decisions in response to unique, novel, or ill-structured situations that require creativity and judgment.
Product Innovation
The creation and introduction of new or significantly improved goods or services in the market.
Process Innovation
The implementation of a new or significantly improved production or delivery method, enhancing efficiency or quality.
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