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Decision Support System (DSS):
- It inclines to be aimed at less well-structured problem confronted by upper level managers.
- It efforts to combine usage of models or techniques with functions of data access as well as retrieval.
- It could be used for supporting group decision making.
- It helps employees of organizations collaborate on important projects.
- It helps to depict progress of a company.
- It helps to get rapid feedback on performance on each of its key executives.
- Within a
database , in that DSS there is additional information stored.
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- The ______ approach is a structured, interactive, iterative decision-making method that relies on input from a panel of experts.arrow_forwardThe overall emphasis of the __________ phase is on gathering data on the existing system, determining the requirements of the new system, considering alternatives within identified constraints, and investigating the feasibility of alternative solutions. a. investigation b. analysis c. design d. constructionarrow_forwardDuring which stage of the problem-solving process do you identify and define Potential problems as well as investigate resource and environmental constraints? a. initiation stage b. intelligence stage c. design stage d. choice stagearrow_forward
- A(n) ______ is a collection of software packages and tools used to develop expert systems that can be implemented on most popular PC platforms to reduce the time and costs required to develop an expert system.arrow_forwardAlthough the methods you want to convey have nothing to do with system analysis, you may nonetheless articulate them in structured English.arrow_forwardWhen describing procedures that are outside the scope of a systems analysis, it is helpful to use structured language. One possible strategy for accomplishing this is to consider how to use structured language.arrow_forward
- What are the benefits of employing an object-oriented analytical method in the process of system analysis and design?arrow_forwardDistinguish between a decision support system and an expert system.arrow_forwardYou should make an attempt to clarify processes that are outside of the scope of system analysis, particularly via the use of ordered English.arrow_forward
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