Answer :
Answer:
B) data-driven decision making
Explanation:
Data driven decision making (DDDM) is a decision making process that relies heavily on hard data and previously collected and analyzed information. This method rejects any type of decision made without hard facts that support it, e.g. intuitive or spontaneous decisions.
The problem with this decision making process is that information that was useful before may not be useful anymore in the present. If you are going to base your decisions only in past information, your decisions may be obsolete.