Question

5. What are the information systems use for decision making in organizations?

Answer 1

Answer:

Some widely adopted decision-making information systems include management information systems, decision support systems, geographical information systems, group decision support systems, online analytical processing, executive information systems, artificial intelligence, data mining, among many others.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Some of the information systems use for decision making in organizations are:

1. Management Information System: These are used to track inventory, sales, business related data and equipment. Before, MIS usually ran on mainframe computers. Later it moved to run on server systems.
2. Decision support systems: It is a computer application used to improve a company's decision-making skills. It studies large amounts of information and presents it to the organization with the best possible options.
3. Geographical information systems: It is a computer system that studies and displays geographical information. It uses information that is related to a unique location.
4. Group decision support systems:  It is a computer-based system used to ease the solution of unstructured types of problems by group of decision makers.

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