"Why are decisions more common in prescriptive process models than in descriptive process models?"

What makes decisions phase more important in prescriptive process than other models?

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over 13 years ago

"Decisions are more typical in prescriptive procedure designs because a prescriptive procedure design is trying to protect what is done in substitute circumstances. Thus, it may need to specify the choice that is used to choose what to do next. A illustrative procedure design explains what occurred, and substitute activities are usually not involved."

over 13 years ago

Because a prescriptive procedure design is trying to protect what is done in substitute circumstances. Thats why choice are more typical in viewpoint ways.

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