Decision-Making Statistics 2023
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• 99 of questioned firms are engaging in data efforts, and 96% are reporting demonstrable business benefits, according to the NewVantage Partners’ 2021 Big Data and AI Executive Survey.^[1]
• The Master of Science in Applied Statistics from Michigan Technological University is a 100% online program that focuses on four key areas (Advanced Statistical Methods, Programming and Technology, Real-World Problem Solving, and Communication and Leadership).^[1]
• According to Mckinsey, 37% of respondents claim that choices made by their businesses are quick and of excellent quality.^[2]
• 41% of respondents said their organization’s actions were in line with its business strategy and that it directed resources toward high.^[2]
• More than one quarter of respondents say they spend the bulk of their time making choices, and on average, just over half say they spend more than 30% of their working time doing so.^[2]
• Decision making takes up an average of 37% of respondents’ time, and more than half of the time is believed to be wasted.^[2]
• In general, 57% of respondents agree that their businesses routinely make judgments of excellent quality that are just marginally more likely to succeed than a coin flip.^[2]
• Respondents indicate that large bet choices are of good quality in their businesses 65% of the time, compared to 54% for cross cutting decisions and 46% for delegated decisions. Indicator 3.^[2]
• The most recent significant gamble or cross cutting move at the respondents’ firms resulted in a financial return of at least 20%.^[2]
• 14% of C-Suite respondents claim that making choices takes up more than 70% of their time.^[2]
• Focusing on enterprise level value in this approach increases winning chances by 2.9 times compared to those who don’t.^[2]
• Respondents are 6.8 times more likely to work for a successful business when they claim that choices are made at the appropriate level, which often entails delegating them to lower levels of the organization.^[2]
• Respondents who state that their organizations are devoted to execution—which necessitates that responsible stakeholders be aware that the decision making process was thorough and that these individuals were engaged in it meaningfully—are 6.8 times more likely to work for successful organizations.^[2]
• 68% of middle managers and 57% of C-level executives think that most of their decision making time is inefficient.^[2]
• Respondents are 1.7 times more likely to believe their businesses are successful with delegated choices if they adhere to both kinds of best practices rather than just the basic ones.^[2]

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1. mtu – https://onlinedegrees.mtu.edu/news/why-statistics-important-decision-making
2. mckinsey – https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/people-and-organizational-performance/our-insights/decision-making-in-the-age-of-urgency