In today’s fast-paced corporate environment, managers face critical decision-making scenarios amidst uncertainty and time pressure. Breaking down a problem and assessing the outcomes of different options is neither simple nor straightforward. Given the complexities, fostering innovative and high-quality problem-solving and decision-making is becoming inevitable for solid business performance and longevity. This 4-day experiential programme will use a unique blend of case studies, role-plays, and experiential exercises to equip the participants with essential skills and techniques for high-quality decision-making and problem-solving. The hands-on approach will enable them to develop competencies in tackling complex problems, structuring objectives, understanding consequences, and making informed trade-offs. The programme will ensure participants are adept at leveraging a user-centred approach and artificial intelligence for data analysis and predictive insights, leading them to make more informed and effective decisions. |
During the programme, the participants will develop an understanding of;
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The programme is designed for middle-level managers responsible for decision-making and problem-solving. |

Post-Doctorate, Stanford University
PhD, Lahore University of Management Sciences

PhD, Rutgers the State University of New Jersey

PhD, University of Texas at Arlington
Programme fee includes tuition cost, reading material, tea and lunch served during the programme.
We offer single bed accommodation at the Rausing Executive Centre. Each bedroom with attached bathroom is equipped with a mini-fridge, writing desk and direct dial STD/ISD telephone and cable TV. All bedrooms at REC are internet-ready. Please note we do not provide accommodation for drivers accompanying participants. PAYMENT
However, the programme fee can also be paid via bank transfer. If you wish to dispatch the cheque directly to our office, please send it to: * LUMS is a not-for-profit organisation under the Income Tax Ordinance 2001. Accordingly, the income of LUMS is not tax-deductible/collectable. |
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