Q6. As stated in the previous question, computers can aid managers in effective decision making with a combination of rationality and bounded-rationality models. By blending these guidelines, a manger that is intelligent, informed and focused will make better decisions than a manager that is less intelligent, under-informed and un-focused. Theyre being rational within the limits (bounds) of their ability to process information. Additional concerns would be the time they have available to put towards the task, the ideas dictated by the corporate culture in which they operate, and personal bias. Just because a computer gives the most rational answer does not necessarily mean the manager will choose that option.