A network of management support systems
Based on the decision-making process that actually happens in most organizations, a management support system (MSS) or an integrated decision support systems (DSS) is defined as a network of subsystem interfaces, as opposed to management information system (MIS) being a network of information flows. Three modes for subsystem interfaces are discussed. To help the operationalization of the (computerized) support system, we also propose a design architecture which consists of the continuum of conceptual constructs, operational constructs and implementational constructs.
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1985
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Authors: | Chung, Chen-Hua |
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Omega. - Elsevier, ISSN 0305-0483. - Vol. 13.1985, 4, p. 263-276
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Elsevier |
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