Decision Support Systems: a framework for evaluation and justification.

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Griggs, Gary M.
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1986-09Advisor
Zviran, Moshe
Haga, William J.
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Decision Support Systems have been evolving for over a decade to assist an
individual or organization in the decision making process. DSS are often difficult to
justify or evaluate because many of the benefits that they will provide are intangible
benefits and are difficult to measure. Over the past decade, there have been several
methods published that can assist in evaluation or justification.
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