Managing Competition “Unstructured Decision Making” Benefits for Executives, Enterprise and Society

Authors

  • Carlos Ernesto Martín-Pérez Universidad de Camagüey
  • Néstor Loredo-Carballo Universidad de Camagüey
  • Néstor Álvarez-Álvarez Universidad de Camagüey

Keywords:

professional competences, unstructured decision making, competition “unstructured decision making”.

Abstract

In an increasingly uncertain and changing environment, the success of the decisions is limited and thus obtains the expected results. Hence the need to manage professional competences in executives, as those ones encourages and contributes to job performance. For this reason, we want to argue the impact of managing competition “unstructured decision making” by executives, enterprises and Cuban society. The results are expressed in the description of the process and the advantages that executives, enterprises and society could obtain in general.

Author Biography

Carlos Ernesto Martín-Pérez, Universidad de Camagüey

 

Published

2016-06-29

Issue

Section

Número Especial