Discussion Question

1. Why data and business logic are referred as "seemingly intangible assets". Specifically, why would they seem intangible? How do they become intangible? What are the benefits of making them intangible?

2. Today's business world places strict demands on agility and compliance. A critical way in which a business goes on creating itself endlessly, even reinventing itself, is through redefinition and testing of new Decision Models underlying important business decisions. In line with our discussion, kindly discuss the quote: "To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly." - Henri Bergson

3. Identify a recent business decision in your organization/any organization and consider

whether it operates in simple, complicated, or complex (or perhaps even chaotic)

operative context. Discuss why.

4. Given the Operative context, what level of the BDMM would you rank it? Discuss why

5. If you were to run the organization, what kind of initiative will you propose? And how

will you do it?

Reference:

https://www.academia.edu/44433726/THE_DECISION_MODEL_A_Business_Logic_Framework_Linking_Business_and_Technology