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Module 3: Business Information Systems Chapter 10: Information and Decision Support Systems

Decision Support Systems An organized collection of people procedures, software, databases and devices used to help make decisions that solve problems Deals with decision making effectiveness for unstructured and semi-structured business problems Benefit of DSS Generate higher profits Lower costs Better products and services Sometimes used by all kinds of managers in government and non profit orgs as well

Characteristics of Decision Support System Provide rapid access to information Handle large amounts of data from different sources Provide report and presentation flexibility Textual and graphical representation Support drill-down analysis Perform complex, sophisticated analysis and comparison Support optimization, satisficing and heuristic approaches

Capabilities of Decision Support System Support for problem solving phases Give decision maker flexibility in getting computer support Support for different decision frequencies Ad-hoc DSS: handles ‘one of a kind’ decisions Institutional DSS: handles repetitive decisions E.g. computer related problems occur multiple times Support for different problem structures From highly structured problems to semi structured and unstructured Support for various decision making levels Provide help to managers at different levels, that is operational, tactical and strategic decision making.

Components of Decision Support System

Components of Decision Support System The Database DBMS allows qualitative analysis Data-driven DSS uses the company’s databases, retrieving info on inventory, sales, personnel, production, accounting Techniques: data mining and business intelligence Data-driven medical DSS allow doctors to have access to complete patient record Also get data from external databases

Components of Decision Support System The Model Base perform quantitative analysis Model-driven DSS performs mathematical analysis by giving decision makers access to variety of models so that different scenarios can be explored Models and algorithms constantly revised Model Management Software (MMS), coordinates use of models in DSS The User Interface Allows users to interact with the background DSS Also called dialogue manager or dashboard

Decision Support Systems and Business Intelligence Term used by vendors and IT consultants Infrastructure for warehousing, integrating, reporting and analyzing data from business environment (IBM) umbrella term that combines architectures, tools, databases, analytical tools, applications and methodologies

Decision Support Systems and Business Intelligence Business Intelligence environment

Group Support Systems GSS or GDSS DSS good for individuals but not suitable for group work Some strategic level managers are involved in decisions in a group setting GDSS characteristics include: Special design Procedures foster creative thinking, effective communications & good decision making techniques Ease of use Flexibility Along with supporting different decision making styles but also integrates different perspectives

Group Support Systems GSS or GDSS Decision-making support Supports different techniques like brainstorming, group consensus, nominal group technique Parallel communication Comments and discussion displayed immediately Automated Recordkeeping Discussions automatically stored for future reviews and analysis Software include: Autodesk, LotusNotes, Office Communicator/ Net Meeting some software are incorporated in TPS & ERPs

Executive Support Systems Specialized DSS, that includes all hardware, software, data, procedures and people used to assist senior level executives in the organization Means of tracking critical success factors Allow executives to ask the right questions Apart from the drill down ability and ease of use, ESS also Support the need for external data Help with situations that have high degree of uncertainty Have a future orientation Are linked with value added business processes

Capabilities of Executive Support Systems Support for defining overall vision Org’s major product lines, types of business to support in future Support for strategic planning Determining long term objectives by analysing the strengths and weaknesses of the organization, predicting future trends Support for strategic organizing and staffing Creation of depts., downsizing labour and analyses changes related to staffing Support for strategic control Monitoring and managing overall operations of the org Support for crisis management Handling emergencies caused by disasters Helps in contingency planning

Summary The MIS must provide the right information to the right person at the right time, in the right format Understanding decision making process is the key to developing effective DSS DSS are usually used in situations with unstructured or semi structured decisions DDSS help in achieving Decision making with collaboration ESS perform sophisticated data analysis and high degree of specialization