The Delphi technique is an approach to generating new ideas or problem-solving amongst a group or team. Each member or interested party submits his or her recommendations or views on the issue under review to a central contact point. All ideas generated in this way are then circulated to all those participants in the process, who then have the opportunity to submit comments on them. This process is repeated until a consensus emerges. Although time consuming, it can be an effective approach to the management of change. Delphi method was developed way back in 1950s by Olaf Helmer and Norman Dalker at the RAND Corporation to forecast the impact of technology on warfare. It was incorporated to reduce the range of responses and arrive at a consensus.
Which catalyst is used for the synthesis of H₂ SO₄ by Lead-Chamber process?
Plants are divided into ______ groups.
What is the primary function of RNA?
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Respiration occurs in which part of the cell?
Which is the second-largest animal phylum?
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Leptospirosis is a disease caused by:
Which of the following plants bears naked seeds?
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