Value Analysis: Justifying Decision Support Systems

Justifying Decision Support Systems

Explaining and Justifying Recommendations in an Agriculture Decision Support System

Greer, J. E., Sarah Falk, K. J. Greer, and M. J. Bentham. 1993. Explaining and justifying recommendations in an agriculture decision support system. Comput. Electron. Agric. Agricultural decision support systems are not being readily accepted by all potential users. This paper discusses the reasons for this lack of user acceptance and proposes a method for rectifying this problem. The method is...

On the Limits to Value of Decision Support Systems

IT value has been measured at various levels of analysis, including the economy, firm, business process and individual levels (Brynjolfsson and Yang 1996). However, understanding where potential value lies – and how best to measure the firm’s realized value – remain important concerns. This research examines predictors of value gaps for IT investments that reflect losses in realized value relat...

Assessment of pollution control technologies by using decision support systems

  Background and aims: Air pollution reduction is important in health being of people and environment. Applying of an effective and efficient strategy is key consideration in facing with environmental challenges of management and control of air pollution. Recently, the main effort of environmental researchers is finding low cost and effective methods to control of environmental pollutants. Po...

Clinical Decision Support Systems

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