What is Decision Support Systems (DSS)

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An interactive computer-based information system to support decision-making activities by utilising databases and model bases. Learn more in: Web-Based Expert Systems

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A computer based systems or applications to facilitate complex decision making processes to improve processing outcomes. Learn more in: Leveraging Key Aspects of Collaborative Techniques to Assist Clinical Decisions

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A decision support system is a computer-based system for supporting decision makers confront semistructured and ill-structured problems by leveraging data, knowledge, and models. Learn more in: Distributed Model Management: Current Status and Future Directions

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A computer based systems or applications to facilitate complex decision making processes to improve processing outcomes. Learn more in: Intelligent Risk Detection for Healthcare

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Decision support systems are a specific class of computerized information system that supports business and organizational decision-making activities. A properly designed DSS is an interactive software-based system intended to help decision makers compile useful information from raw data, documents, personal knowledge, and/or business models to identify and solve problems and make decisions. Learn more in: The Role of Big Data and Business Analytics in Decision Making

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Systems to evaluate critical factors in support of decision making. Learn more in: Data Warehousing and Decision Support in Mobile Wireless Patient Monitoring

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A software system or application that supports managerial decision making, usually by modelling problems and employing quantitative models for solution analysis. Learn more in: Beyond Technology: An Integrative Process Model for Data Analytics

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Computer based systems that support decision making processes based on a knowledge base. Different types of DSS exist, such as: model-driven, communication-driven, data-driven, etc. Learn more in: Knowledge Management in Healthcare

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Systems designed to facilitate senior management decision making in the long-term and relate to the overall mission and objectives of an organization and are based on ‘what if’ scenarios. Learn more in: Assessing Information Technology Capability versus Human Resource Information System Utilization

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A specific class of computerised information systems that supports business and organisational decision-making activities by providing facilities for data analysis, evaluation, and interpretation. Learn more in: Business IT Systems Implementation