Stakeholders in Airport Decision Making

Stakeholders are groups or individuals of society that are directly interested in performance and activities. The main stakeholders are employees, shareholders, customers, suppliers, financiers, and communities. Stakeholders may not have formal powers to the organization, but theorists, such as Professor Charles Handy, can trace the stakeholder's needs closely to determine the company's best long-term gains We believe we can achieve. A modern opinion is that the company is responsible to all stakeholders.

My decision will affect many people; these people are stakeholders. I, myself, my wife and children, my boss, airport security officer, (OIA) Orlando international airport, Orlando city council, company manufacturing testing equipment, every terrorist, taxpayer will be made by me . Impact of decision This decision is obviously not an easy task as it affects many people. Companies that manufacture screening equipment will lose a lot of business if not all of their business, OIA will be temporarily closed, and many airlines will lose their business. The city of Orlando is directly affected; and the government receives a large invoice sent directly to our taxpayers.

At that time I had to make a decision I thought it was very difficult. The outcome of this decision is too uncertain to predict, it is difficult to decipher relevant stakeholders, and I know that no other model exists. But that time is not. It is important to have such a framework. By having the framework pre-existing in your arsenal, you know that you can make high-quality decisions every time regardless of time or other stress. Even with temporal pressure, as your experience grows, the framework will be better and the quality of the decision framework will be higher.