The New Management Discipline: Designing Decision Rights for Machines

Every organization has decision rights, whether they are formally documented or embedded in daily practice. Managers approve spending at different thresholds, planners can override certain rules, warehouse supervisors can reprioritize work, and executives retain authority over decisions with strategic consequences....

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Every organization has decision rights, whether they are formally documented or embedded in daily practice.

Managers approve spending at different thresholds, planners can override certain rules, warehouse supervisors can reprioritize work, and executives retain authority over decisions with strategic...

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Every organization has decision rights, whether they are formally documented or embedded in daily practice. Managers approve spending at different thresholds, planners can override certain rules, warehouse supervisors can reprioritize work, and executives retain authority over decisions with strategic consequences....

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