Decision Support System

DSS are computer-based information

systems at the management level of an
organization that combine data and
sophisticated analytical models to support
semi-structured and unstructured decisionmaking.
Most decision support systems provide
some means of creating dialogues
between the user and the computer.

Types of Analysis
Techniques

Intelligent Techniques
Expert systems and case-based reasoning are examples of this class of
knowledge management systems.
Expert systems are used to provide expert judgments based on the
available facts.
Decision support systems generally aim to help a manager come to a
decision by providing information, whereas expert systems go one step
further by rst gathering information and then providing a considered
answer.
Many expert systems are also able to explain how they have reached
particular conclusions.
Expert systems apply the (tacit) knowledge or expertise of one or more
experts(previous experts) so as to reach decisions or make suggestions.
Expert systems are widely used to detect fraudulent insurance claims,
to identify potential customers for new business, and even to help
interpret legislation.

Virtual reality systems

Use interactive graphics software to create
computer- generated simulations that are so
close to reality that users almost believe they
are participating in a real-world situation.
In many virtual reality systems, the user
dons special clothing, headgear, and
equipment, depending on the application.
The clothing contains sensors that record the
users movements and immediately transmit
that information back to the computer.

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Architecture

Cloud Computing
In cloud computing, hardware and
software capabilities are a pool of
virtualized resources provided over a
network, often the Internet.
Businesses and employees have
access to applications and IT
infrastructure anywhere and at any
time

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