Do you agree with Dov Frohman’s decision in advance of the actual missile attacks to keep Intel up and running? What about after the actual missile attacks began?   2. Do you agree that the decision to remain open or close should have been made by Frohman rather than executives at Intel’s corporate headquarters?   3. What criteria would you have considered if you were in Frohman’s position? How would you have weighted those factors?  

 
Write a SHORT essay of answering the following questions.
 1- Do you agree with Dov Frohman’s decision in advance of the actual missile attacks to keep Intel up and running? What about after the actual missile attacks began?
 
2. Do you agree that the decision to remain open or close should have been made by Frohman rather than executives at Intel’s corporate headquarters?
 
3. What criteria would you have considered if you were in Frohman’s position? How would you have weighted those factors?
 
4. Should Frohman have made an individual decision in this situation or should he have relied on a decision group?