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What is a key difference between BI systems and DSS?
What is a key difference between BI systems and DSS?
Which system plays a major role in BI?
Which system plays a major role in BI?
What is a characteristic of DSS?
What is a characteristic of DSS?
What does DSS use for supporting decision making?
What does DSS use for supporting decision making?
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BI systems monitor situations and identify problems and/or opportunities, using a variety of analytic methods.
BI systems monitor situations and identify problems and/or opportunities, using a variety of analytic methods.
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Who can use DSS?
Who can use DSS?
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Reporting/data warehouse plays a major role in BI.
Reporting/data warehouse plays a major role in BI.
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The user generally must identify whether a particular situation warrants attention in DSS.
The user generally must identify whether a particular situation warrants attention in DSS.
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DSS often has its own database and models.
DSS often has its own database and models.
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DSS is primarily developed by the end user to support the solution to a specific nonstructured management problem.
DSS is primarily developed by the end user to support the solution to a specific nonstructured management problem.
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Study Notes
DSS Configurations
- Various configurations of Decision Support Systems (DSS) exist, tailored to management decision situations.
- Specific technologies utilized for support influence the configuration of DSS.
- Core components of DSS include:
- Data
- Model
- User interface
- Optional component: Knowledge
- Each DSS component has multiple variations and is typically deployed online.
- DSS can be managed using commercial or custom software.
- Common types of DSS:
- Model-oriented DSS
- Data-oriented DSS
DSS Description
- The original definition of DSS highlights its role in supporting managerial decision-making in scenarios that are either semi-structured or unstructured.
- DSS serves as an adjunct to decision-makers, enhancing their decision-making capabilities without substituting their judgment.
- Designed for decisions that necessitate human judgment or those that cannot be fully supported by algorithms.
- DSS are computer-based systems that operate interactively, often featuring graphical output capabilities.
- Typically constructed to assist in solving specific problems or assessing particular opportunities.
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Test your knowledge about the different configurations of Decision Support Systems (DSS) including the components, variations, and typical types. Explore how DSS are managed and deployed in various management-decision situations. This quiz covers important concepts, methodologies, and technologies related to DSS.