Titlebook: Handbook on Decision Support Systems 1; Basic Themes Frada Burstein,Clyde Holsapple Book 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 Motiva

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Decision Support Systems: A Historical Overviewiefly summarizes the history of decision support systems and provides examples of DSSs for each of the categories in the expanded DSS framework (Power 2002), including communications-driven, data-driven, document-driven, knowledge-driven and model-driven DSSs. Trends suggest continuing adoption of n

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Reference Disciplines of Decision Support Systems subspecialties and the reference disciplines, using author cocitation analysis of an author cocitation frequency matrix derived from an extensive database of DSS literature covering the period of 1971 through 1999. The chapter traces a unidirectional flow of intellectual materials to the DSS area f

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Integrated Document Management for Decision Supporte of their size, industry sector, products, and services. Documents are a fundamental part of decision making in commercial and government enterprises as well as small to medium businesses. The document paradigm in many organizations is one of ineffective management, which may contribute to inadequa

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Model Management and Solvers for Decision Supporthapter focuses on the concept of model management systems and explores key issues in model management: representation, formulation, composition, integration, selection, and implementation. It also reviews various kinds of solvers commonly available for decision support and the growing importance of

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Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) for Decision Supportrts for analytical purposes. This chapter gives an overview of OLAP and explains how it is used for decision support. Before the specific OLAP functions and platforms are presented, the connection between the OLAP systems and analytical data repositories is covered. Then, an overview of functionalit