An investigation of database requirements for institutional and ad hoc DSS

Authors:
Carleen Garnto;Hugh J. Watson
Affiliations:
IBM Corporation;University of Georgia
Venue:
ACM SIGMIS Database
Year:
1985

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Abstract

Four decision support systems, two institutional and two ad hoc, were investigated. Of primary interest was whether there were differences in the data base component of the institutional and ad hoc DSS. The study's findings suggest that there are differences with practical implications for DSS designers.