Understanding Data-Driven Decision Support Systems

Authors:
Daniel J. Power
Affiliations:
University of Northern Iowa, Iowa, USA
Venue:
Information Systems Management
Year:
2008

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Abstract

It is important for managers and Information Technology professionals to understand data-driven decision support systems and how such systems can provide business intelligence and performance monitoring. Data-driven DSS is one of five major types of computerized decision support systems and the features of such systems vary across specific implementations. Different development packages also impact the capabilities of data-driven DSS and hence criteria for evaluating data-driven DSS development software are important to understand. Overall, this article builds on an historic foundation of prior decision support systems theory.