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Last Updated: 10/27/2021
in Reports Comparion provides a set of predefined reports and a set of icons to view, print, and download. Overall Results Objectives and Alternatives Priorities Judgments of Objectives Judgments of Alternatives Structure Overview Report Objectives a...
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The nutshell briefing rule is a quick and easy approach to decision making that can sometimes save time and effort in arriving at adequate judgments; however, reliance on such rules more often results in judgmental errors and can create grossly misl...
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Dependencies are one of the constraints that can be defined when determining the alternatives to be funded in Resource Allocation . You can display the dependencies in Table or List view. Dependencies are displayed in the Table view by defa...
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Groupthink is a common pitfall in group decision-making and problem-solving. People feel reluctant to present alternatives, challenge others’ opinions, or express their own opinions. Conditions are ripe for Groupthink when one or more of these f...
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Focus on objectives Compensatory Brainstorming Screening Pros and cons Structuring Qualitative judgment Quantitative data Collaboration Roles Synthesis Identification of inconsistent judgments Consensus Sensi...
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The step function is used to convert raw data into ratio-scale data. Depending on the settings made by the Project Manager, the Step Function graph and the resulting priority may vary depending on whether the Piecewise Linear option is enabled or n...
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Loss aversion refers to the tendency to prefer avoiding a loss rather than acquiring an equivalent gain. This leads to risk aversion , which is when people prefer avoiding losses to making gains when they evaluate an outcome comprising similar ...
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Last Updated: 10/28/2021
in Additional Information There are some places in Comparion where a new window or tab will need to be opened. Browsers often prevent these pop-ups from displaying unless you give permission to do so. Google Chrome By default, Google Chrome blocks pop-ups from automat...
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The Endowment Effect , an emotional bias, is the hypothesis that people will value something they already own more than a similar item they don’t own. This happens even when there is no cause for attachment or even if the item was only obtained li...
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Last Updated: 10/27/2021
in Reports Expert Choice Comparion allows Project Owners to filter reports on the Ad-Hoc Reports section of the Reports page. The ability to exclude various results allows you to view the impact that specific users, objectives, alternatives, and judgments sub...