Cara was enthusiastic about the new decision technique being used at her office. Everyone gathered in a room with their computers and typed responses anonymously. These appeared on the screen in the front of the room. Cara felt comfortable participating fully even though she was new to the company, and by the great number of comments, it seemed that everyone else did, too. Cara participated in
A. the Delphi technique.
B. collaborative management.
C. a group-driven computer-aided system.
D. a chauffeur-driven computer aided system.
E. brainstorming.
C. a group-driven computer-aided system.
A group-driven computer-aided decision system involves a meeting within a room of participants who express their ideas anonymously on a computer network. Participants type their comments, reactions, or evaluations on their individual computer keyboards. The input is projected on a large screen at the front of the room for all to see. Because participation is anonymous and no one person is able to dominate the meeting on the basis of status or personality, everyone feels free to participate.
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