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Decision Support Systems for Business Intelligence (Sauter/Decision) || Index

โœ Scribed by Sauter, Vicki L.


Publisher
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Year
2011
Tongue
English
Weight
496 KB
Edition
2
Category
Article
ISBN
0470433744

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โœฆ Synopsis


This Book Examines Decision Making In General, The Translation Of Knowledge About Decision Making Into A Dss Model, And The Actual Programming Of A Dss. In Addition, It Combines The Theoretical Underpinnings Of The Topic With Practical Application Using Tools And Technology Currently Available. Topics Are Discussed On Three Levels: General Theory, Implications For Dss Design, And Code Development. This Approach Provides Readers With Practical Examples Than Can Be Adopted Into Systems Design. The Second Edition Has Been Completely Updated To Reflect New Technologies As Well As The Demands Upon Technology That Have Evolved Since The Publication Of The First Edition In 1996. The Book Utilizes A Combination Of Dreamweaver And Cold Fusion, Which Are Both Popular Software Products That Follow Industry Standards. (the First Edition Utilized Level 5 Object, But All References To The Software Have Been Removed As It Is Not Deemed A Viable Tool Any Longer.) In Light Of The Numerous Advances In The Field Of Dss Over The Years, There Are Many Topics Throughout The Book That Have Updated And Revised. For Example, Data Warehousing Has Increased Substantially In Importance Since The First Edition, And This Section Has Been Completely Revised. The Topic Of Business Intelligence Has Been Added, And Similarly, Data Mining Coverage Has Been Increased Via Additional Discussion And Examples. In Addition, Transnational Corporations Have Become More Prevalent And Are Addressed Accordingly-- Decision Support Systems Are A Of Computer-based Information Systems Including Knowledge Based Systems That Support Decision Making Activities. Since There Are Many Approaches To Decision-making As Well As A Wide Range Of Domains In Which Decisions Are Made, The Concept Of Decision Support System (dss) Is Very Broad. A Dss Can Take Many Different Forms. Supporting A Decision Means Helping People Working Alone Or In A Group Gather Intelligence, Generate Alternatives, And Make Choices. Supporting The Choice Making Process Involves Supporting The Estimation And The Evaluation And/or The Comparison Of Alternatives-- Front Matter -- Introduction To Decision Support Systems. Introduction -- Decision Making -- Dss Components. Data Component -- Model Component -- Intelligence And Decision Support Systems -- User Interface -- Issues Of Design. International Decision Support Systems -- Designing A Decision Support System -- Object-oriented Technologies And Dss Design -- Implementation And Evaluation -- Extensions Of Decision Support Systems. Executive Information And Dashboards -- Group Decision Support Systems -- Index. Vicki L. Sauter. Rev. Ed. Of: Decision Support Systems. 1997. Description Based On Print Version Record. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.


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