Business A-Level
Decision specific mapping
What Decision specific mapping means in Business A-Level, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Decision specific mapping
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Reference: AQA
The map is drawn for one decision at one moment, so a change in the market or a campaign can move a group into another box.
Topics that use Decision specific mapping
- Understanding the role and importance of stakeholders (AQA A-Level)
Related terms
- Communication
- Competing stakeholder claims
- Consultation
- Consultation cost and speed
- Distribution of profit
- Managing resistance to change
- Short run against long run alignment
- Stakeholder power and interest
Using Decision specific mapping in the exam
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