The Concept of the Information System of the Organization
The Concept of the Information System of the Organization
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The information specialist is responsible for supplying this data. Consequently, it remains for him to determine the possibility or feasibility of collecting the specified data. If he decides for any reason that the specified data cannot be furnished, it is incumbent upon him to utilize his special knowledge in the area of the information subsystem and his general knowledge in the area of decision making to suggest or aid the decision maker in developing alternative data and decision models whi...ch are satisfactory sub- stitutes .
Some examples will illustrate these points. Consider a profit maxi- mizing model which calls for marginal revenue and marginal costs which do not exist although the incremental costs and revenues do exist. In this situation the information specialist would indii^ate that the marginal data do not exist, but suggest as a possible substitute the incremental data. In Illustration of the same point it should be noted that at present operations researchers frequently specify, in their models, data which the organization (i.
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The information specialist is responsible for supplying this data. Consequently, it remains for him to determine the possibility or feasibility of collecting the specified data. If he decides for any reason that the specified data cannot be furnished, it is incumbent upon him to utilize his special knowledge in the area of the information subsystem and his general knowledge in the area of decision making to suggest or aid the decision maker in developing alternative data and decision models whi...ch are satisfactory sub- stitutes .
Some examples will illustrate these points. Consider a profit maxi- mizing model which calls for marginal revenue and marginal costs which do not exist although the incremental costs and revenues do exist. In this situation the information specialist would indii^ate that the marginal data do not exist, but suggest as a possible substitute the incremental data. In Illustration of the same point it should be noted that at present operations researchers frequently specify, in their models, data which the organization (i.
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