It is not good enough to specify a decision. Rather, ________ must be specified.
A) the data needed
B) alternatives
C) situation analysis
D) RFP's
E) ITB's

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Simply specifying a decision does not provide any options or considerations. Including alternatives is necessary to ensure that different possibilities are explored and the best course of action is chosen. Alternatively, specifying data, situation analysis, RFPs, or ITBs may be important in other aspects of decision-making but are not sufficient on their own.

It Is Not Good Enough to Specify a Decision