Management Information Systems And Production Management a Look At the Seventies
Management Information Systems And Production Management a Look At the Seventies
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The concepts are 12 related in that a decision cannot be delegated unless a model structure exists that can accept it, and carry it out in an intelligent fashion. For this dis- cussion, therefore, we assume that a model exists and we now categorize the way in which a manager may use it.
(a) The system may announce that a problem exists, based on the violation of a predetermined standard.
(b) The system may announce the problem and allow the manager to select a decision rule for its solution. Th...e system may tailor the routines offered to the technical competence of the manager.
(c) The system may report a recommended solution or solutions and allow the manager to implement one if he chooses.
(d) The system may report a solution only if the consequences of its implementation fall outside of an approved range, otherwise it directly implements the one it chose.
(e) The system is allowed to make decisions but an aggregate measure of system performance is reported. The system is designed to allow the aggregate variable to be controlled without the manager having to directly control the detail decision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The concepts are 12 related in that a decision cannot be delegated unless a model structure exists that can accept it, and carry it out in an intelligent fashion. For this dis- cussion, therefore, we assume that a model exists and we now categorize the way in which a manager may use it.
(a) The system may announce that a problem exists, based on the violation of a predetermined standard.
(b) The system may announce the problem and allow the manager to select a decision rule for its solution. Th...e system may tailor the routines offered to the technical competence of the manager.
(c) The system may report a recommended solution or solutions and allow the manager to implement one if he chooses.
(d) The system may report a solution only if the consequences of its implementation fall outside of an approved range, otherwise it directly implements the one it chose.
(e) The system is allowed to make decisions but an aggregate measure of system performance is reported. The system is designed to allow the aggregate variable to be controlled without the manager having to directly control the detail decision.
What to read after Management Information Systems And Production Management a Look At the Seventies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wallace B S Crowston to read onlineMoreLess
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