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$5.$ Computerized decision support is useful when providing relevant, high$-$quality information to decision makers when they need it and want it$.$

$6.$ Operational decisions are routine, well defined and use internal data sources.

$7.$ decisions are semi$-$structured, meaning some but not all necessary information is available.

$8.$ Strategic decisions are complex, difficult to define, unstructured and use internal and external data sources.

$9.$ Modern Decision Support allows users to view data and results with excellent

graphs and charts

$10.$ Some managers resist using DSS because they believe building and using a DSS is $,$ unnecessary, and time$-$consuming

$11.$ A decision support system is any computer application that aids a person or group$$s ability to

make decisions.

$12.$ Analytics refers to the analysis of data.

$13.$ analytics processes large data sets to make recommendations

$14.$ A DSS emphasizes access to and manipulation of a time series of internal company

data and in some systems real$-$time external data.

$15.$ DSS integrates a variety of storage and processing technologies to provide

complete document retrieval and analysis.