Mission-Based Decision Making is a strategic governance framework that systematically aligns organizational choices and resource allocations with the core purpose, values, and objectives articulated in its mission statement, distinguishing it from other decision-making approaches by its exclusive focus on mission fulfillment as the primary criterion for evaluating actions and policies.
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Paulo Victor R. Ferreira, Randy Paffenroth, Alexander M. Wyglinski et al. · IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications · 2018 · 139 citations
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