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1. Cause and necessity
A. Validation of the theoretical model and the causal relationship
of Strategic Decisions

2. Introduction
3. Reliable Strategic Decision-making
4. The causal relationship between ‘Strategic Decision Making’ and ‘the
probability of achieving the Strategic Goal’

B. The RP-Matrix® as a response to conventional DM-Matrices

5. Introduction
6. The problem of conventional Decision-making Matrices
7. The techniques of the RP-Matrix® as a starting point for Reliable Strategic Decisions
8. Input from all relevant stakeholders increases the reliability of decision-making
9. Conclusions

C. The Objectives Realization Priority Model (ORP-Model)

10. Introduction
11. The ORP-Model in detail
12. Testing the ORP-Model
13 The ORP-Model, the Data Flow and Data Entry Reliability
14. Conclusions

D. Selection of inputs and outputs

15. Introduction
16. Constraint Systems
17. Conclusions

E. The 'Brus Relativity Theory of Schaling

18. Introduction
19. From ‘quantification’ to ‘weighting’ and ‘scaling’
20. The ‘Brus Relativity Scale’
21. Validation and reliability of scales and scaling
22. Conclusions

F. The Methodology of the RP-Matrix® and RP-Index®

23. Introduction
24. The RP-Matrix®
25. The RP-Index®
26. Conclusions

G. Construct tests of RP-Matrix®, RP-Index® and Algorithms

27. Introduction
28. Testing techniques and testing results per (sub)construct
28. The usability as a benchmark system
29. The techniques of the ‘Brus Multicriteria Decision Algorithms’
30. The RP-Index® and Algorithms as a ‘Golden Standard’

H. The 'Brus Multi Criteria Decision Algorithms'

32. Introduction
33. The state of the art of MCDA Algorithms
34. The Methodology of the ‘Brus Multi Criteria Decision Algorithms’
35. The contours of the ‘Brus Multi Criteria Decision Algorithms’
36. The Algorithms from ‘data entry’ to RP-Matrix® and RP-Index®

I Outcome and Design Reliability Tests

37. Introduction
38. Averages of L-N-H scores from the decision-making team
39. Averaging of RP-Indices
40 ‘RP-Indices’ and ‘Estimates’ as reliability/risk indicators
30. Conclusions

J The ORP-Decision Tree

31. Introduction
32. From Decision to ‘What-if’ Conclusions
33. Conclusions

K. From 'Questionnaire' to Results

34. Introduction
35. Multi Model Integration for Reliable Strategic Decision Making

L. Some references and practical cases

– 1998 Van Lanschot Bank: Continuity for Small and Medium Enterprises
– 2000 Deloitte/VB-Group: Strategic Management in Elderly Care
– 2002 Capacity Organ / Province Z-Holland: Prognoses Gen. Practitioners
– 2003 Total Identity: Image strategy in the Dutch greenhouse horticulture
– 2006 VSH/AVR Rotterdam: Project Strategy Renovation Project
– 2006 Controllers Institute et.al: ‘Continuity’ Strategic Management
– 2012 Wageningen University/Province Utrecht: Green Entrepreneurship
– 2014 ABN-AMRO Bank: Characteristics/criteria Customer Reliability
– 2016 National Notary: Internet-based Prospect Conversion Strategy
– 2021 Mr. B.v.d.Kamp/Lawyer. Jurisdiction: Careless declaration

M Contours of the Self Decision Workbench® (Software) Concept
N. Definitions
O. Literature review
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