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Journal of Systems Management articles from May 1990
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Journal of Systems Management archives from May 1990
Non-technical manager's modelling of management decision situations.
May 1, 1990... Non-Technical Manager's Modelling Of Management Decision Situations
This article discusses useful techniques for modelling management decision situations in a way that facilitates knowledge-based systems developed. As shown in Figure 1,...
An appraisal of executive information and decision support systems.
May 1, 1990... An Appraisal Of Executive Information And Decision Support Systems
The necessity of compiling a clear and comprehensive summation of diffuse operational data to facilitate high-quality managerial decision making has become widely accepted....
Superconductivity. (Looking into the Future) (column)
May 1, 1990... Superconductivity Looking Into The Future
A superconductor is a material that presents no resistance to the flow of electricity. Obviously, such technology is extremely desirable. Superconductors that offer no resistance would eliminate heat...
Comparing knowledge-based and transaction processing systems development.
May 1, 1990... Comparing Knowledge-Based And Transaction Processing Systems Development
Over the last 15 years, knowledge-based systems have evolved from laboratory experiments into the mainstream of information system research and applications. These...
Knowledge-based decision aids for information retrieval.
May 1, 1990... Knowledge-Based Decision Aids For Information Retrieval
Due to advances in computer technology, information stored by the computer is much more accessible to the individual decision maker. In the early days of electronic data processing,...
Why 4GLs cannot kill COBOL. (fourth-generation languages) (Reader Viewpoint) (column)
May 1, 1990... Why 4GLs Cannot Kill COBOL
Proponents of fourth generation languages (4GLs) and "third generation languages" such as COBOL have been squaring off for years, each singing the praises of his chosen development path. As the speed and...