Difference between management information systems and DSS
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Define a decision support system (DSS).
What is the difference between management information systems and decision support systems?
Describe the different components of a decision support system and explain each one.
Think of an example where a decision support system helps with making internal decisions.
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What is the difference between management information systems and decision support systems?
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1. Define a decision support system (DSS).
Decision Support System (DSS) is a computerized information system that supports management in organizations to make sound decisions on a day to day basis. DSS combines models and data in an attempt to solve semi structured and some unstructured problems with extensive user involvement.
2. What is the difference between management information systems and decision support systems?
As highlighted above, Decision Support System (DSS) comprises of computer applications that supports decision making. Management ...
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