Decision Support Systems or What Didn't Happen with MIS

Hugh J. Watson · Marianne M. Hill

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Tom Naylor in the August 1982 issue of Interfaces asks the question: “Decision support systems or whatever happened to MIS?” In his article, Naylor makes several claims that are intended to discredit DSS as a separate area from MS/OR and MIS. This article addresses Naylor's claims with the purpose of showing that DSS is unique and deserves the attention it is receiving.

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2011A framework for management information systems 1981Value Analysis: Justifying Decision Support Systems 1980Adaptive design for decision support systems 1977Why is Man-Computer Interaction Important for Decision Support Systems?1982Decision Support Systems or Whatever Happened to M.I.S.?1981Decision Support Systems: The Real Substance

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