Making decisions that matter

​On some level, making bad decisions is unavoidable.  No one can always be right.  But leading companies tend to make fewer bad decisions, especially when it comes to those that can drive or destroy significant value – decisions that matter.

How do they do that?  

Those organizations understand that decision-making is a distributed function involving lots of different people throughout the organizational hierarchy. But they also recognize that there are two executives with the knowledge to help their organizations improve decision-making: CFOs and CIOs. 

In this issue of CFO Insights, we will look at opportunities for these two leaders to collaborate and drive more effective decision-making throughout their organizations as well as the barriers they face in making good decisions in the first place.