A decision matrix is a tool that helps you choose among several financial options by compressing the criteria and choices to fit on a single page, highlighting the most important differences.

To fill out your decision matrix, list out all of your to-do items; one by one, consider how important it is to get a particular task done right away and how much work it will take to do so.

The goal of the Job Decision Matrix is to identify what is actually important to you at a particular point in your career.

Decision Matrix (also known as the Pugh Method) A basic decision matrix uses a scoring template to systematically evaluate all the factors and criteria used when making a decision.

As I've been following the Mats Sundin saga over the last month, everyone seems to have their own opinion about what decision he will make, and why ...

We prove that the classic policy-iteration method [Howard, R. A. 1960. Dynamic Programming and Markov Processes. MIT, Cambridge] and the original simplex method with the most-negative-reduced-cost ...