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Group Decision Support and Social Software Techniques for PLM Decision Making

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 2013
Abstract Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) is a common concern in industry. The whole cycle view allows faster product development with more control of risks and processes. Through PLM quality and effectiveness of product development and planning can be improved. Portfolio of products can be considered rather than single products alone.
Robert C. Pasley, Bart L. MacCarthy
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A Group Decision Support Technique for Critical IT Infrastructures

2015
The paper presents a formal semantics of decision-making based on Dempster-Shafer belief structures. We introduced a method of decision support taking into account the subjective expert information formalized in the form of family of estimations based on the combination of hypotheses and ordered weighted average operators.
Inna Skarga-Bandurova   +2 more
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A Cognitively-Based Functional Taxonomy of Decision Support Techniques

ACM SIGCHI Bulletin, 1986
The Decision Support Systems (DSS) field has grown rapidly drawing technology from many disciplines and pursuing applications in a variety of domains but developing little underlying theoretical structure, and poor linkage between research and practice.
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Tools and Techniques for Use in Decision Support Systems

Journal of Information Systems Management, 1989
Managers at all levels find decision support systems (DSSs) difficult to understand and employ and often inconsistent with the primary functions of management. This article presents a selection of tools and techniques for use in afunctional DSS and identifies which tools best support each of the three levels of management — operational, tactical, and ...
Michael L. Gibson, Richard G. Vedder
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OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES FOR DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS

Decision Support Systems (DSS) are applied in these different areas like business, healthcare and logistics, they are critical tools that help users to get the best decision makings possible when using them. Optimization methods are paramount constitute the basis of the DSS for provisioning relevant and useful decision-making while maximizing accuracy.
Sivakumar R D, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science   +1 more
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Research of Decision Support System Based on Data Warehouse Techniques

2009 Second International Workshop on Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining, 2009
This paper discusses the concepts of data warehouse technology and its importance for decision support system (DSS). The DSS as one kind smart software system of the important application value, provides, each kind of decision information as well as the commercial question solution for the enterprise.
Qingtian Han, Xiaoyan Gao
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Techniques for Intelligent Decision Support Systems

2015
Techniques for systems that support intelligent decision making are the new way of applying what is called artificial intelligence, which can assist in solving complex problems in program management. They embody human-like techniques to solve problems ranging from planning, scheduling, and optimization to expert decision making that are difficult to ...
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An evolutionary technique for supporting the consensus process of group decision making

2020 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics (SMC), 2020
Discrepancies arise when experts have to decide the preference on alternatives for a problem. Henceforth, it is necessary to carry out a process during which they adjust their opinions in order to achieve an acceptable consensus. Usually, this process is coordinated by a moderator that makes suggestions to the participants regarding the most adequate ...
Miguel Benito-Parejo   +2 more
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Parallel Database Techniques in Decision Support and Data Mining

1998
Abstract All database vendors have incorporated parallel features into their products. They had to do this for two reasons: First, given applications can be run on ever larger databases with throughput increasing proportionally, but without affecting response times of interactive queries; this is called scaleup . Second, parallelism should help in
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Using fuzzy repertory table-based technique for decision support

Decision Support Systems, 2005
This paper is mainly concerned with the extension of fuzzy repertory table technique (FRT), so as to permit managers of organizations or groups to use it as a decision support system (DSS). The work considers the problem of decision making in environments in which the options are clear.
José Jesús Castro-Schez   +3 more
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