Decision Management

Why decision management?

Rules, regulations, and company policies are often open for interpretation, and therefore two people can reach a different conclusion based on the same information. People aren’t consistent in their decision making and one person can make a different decision on Monday morning compared to Friday afternoon just before the company drinks.

Companies have looked solutions to govern their decision management by creating workflows, describing processes, building systems and surrounding them with 4 eye safety nets.

The result is still inconsistent, inflexible, opaque and at best, very expensive.

All of the situations mentioned above are decisions the company takes frequently. They have a direct impact on the profitability and reputation of the company. A mistake in pricing, or insuring someone you otherwise would not insure can lead to a decrease in profit, while frequent mistakes in salaries of your workers can affect your reputation.

The direct impact these decisions have on the performance and turnover of your organisations makes them incredibly important.

Decisions can be very complex and difficult to understand. Certainly, if they are based on laws and regulations you need to comply with. On top of that, they are often entangled in our business processes.

What if you could make better decisions?

What needs to happen to make sure we make the correct decision? A clear overview of the rules we are subject to and the business logic of our organisation. That’s where decision management comes in.

Avola, our Decision Management platform, together with our workflow engine, helps you organize, automate, and optimize your business decisions in an easy to understand, no-code environment.

Mapping out the logic an rules behind your decisions isn’t that hard anymore with Avola. Avola practices decision management through decision modeling in an manner that is intuitive and easy to understand. Therefore, the business can focus on structuring the rules, regulations and company policy into centrally managed decision models. IT only has to integrate the execution of these models in your application landscape.

Through decision management and modeling, we ensure that we are aware of the rules and logic we need to follow, are able to quickly adapt them when required and above all, decisions are taken quick, correct, and are always traceable.