The steps of the decision-making process as the 7 steps.
1. Define the problem is the first step that is extremely important, because identifying the problem, correct or not, inevitably affect the operation at a later stage of the process, a decision that will affect the quality of the decision.
2. To identify the limitations of the factors identified the problem correctly, and then consider the limitations by considering factors including time, which often occurs as a factor is always limited. To know the limitations or conditions that cannot be changed. It will help determine the scope to develop an alternative to narrow.
3. The develop potential alternatives should make the development choices, those choices which should be a potential choice and there is a possibility to solve the problem to the maximum benefits.
4. An analyze alternatives on the development of alternatives to bring the advantages and disadvantages of each choice carefully compared and should analyze two alternative approaches
5. Selecting the best alternative, when analyzed and evaluated various alternatives should compare the advantages and disadvantages of each choice once again to determine the best choice only. The best option should have a negative effect in the smallest and most benefits, but sometimes you may decide alternative compromise. Taking the best elements of each alternative and bring to combine.
6. Implementing the decision to practice when the best choice then it should have the effect of making it into practice, so the operation is effective. The program should determine the decision by the time the budget and related practices.
7. Establish a control and evaluation system is the final stage of the decision-making process including the creation of a system of control and evaluation, which will help reverse the executive, receives information about performance, whether or not the target is met. Feedback will help solve the problem or make a new decision by the results of best practice.