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Decision Support systems and Business Intelligence

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• Business environment is becoming more and more complex and rapidly changing, making decision making more difficult

• Must respond and adapt by making faster and better decision.

• Intuition may not be enough, hence computerised systems are required.

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• "Business Intelligence is a set of methodologies, processes, architectures, and technologies that transform raw data into meaningful and useful information used to enable more effective strategic, tactical, and operational insights and decision-making."[6]

• 1958 researcher conned this term intelligence, IBMs hans peter Luhn "the ability to apprehend the interrelationships of presented facts in such a way as to guide action towards a desired goal."[4]

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Car company case scenario

• car company fictitious case:• car logistics • problem:increasing costs• increasing issues, delays , data entry errors. some

issues resolved with data analysis• more managers could see problems of overbilling

and delays• sample indicates: multiple things: flow of

information, fast decisions, vast amounts of data, collaboration:

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The Business Environment

• because of the modern factors, decision making is become complex requiring knowledge of business, data, data representation; hence a computerized system is required.

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Different actions taken by managers to counter

the pressure:

• Employee strategic planning

• Use new and innovative business models

• Restructure business processes

• Participate in business alliances

• Improve corporate information system

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• Improve partnership relationships

• Encourage innovation and creativity

• Improve customer service and relationships

• Move to electronic commerce(e-commerce)

• Move to make-to-order production and on-demand manufacturing and services

• Use new IT to improve communication, data access(discovery of information)

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• Respond quickly to competitor’s actions(e.g. in pricing, promotion, new products and services)

• Automate many tasks of white-collar employees

• Automate certain decision processes, especially those dealing with customers

• Improve decision making

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Why we use computerized Decision Support System

• Speedy computations

• Improved communication and collaboration

• Increased productivity of group members

• Improved data management

• Managing giant data warehouses

• Quality support

• Agility support

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• Overcoming cognitive limits in processing and storing information

• Using the web

• Anywhere, anytime support

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Decision Support Frameworks(goryand scott morton[1971]

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Simon’s Decision Making Process

• Decision making process:

Intelligence(searching for conditions

•Design

•Choice

•Implementation

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Computerized Decision Support

• Computer support for Structured decision

-Automated Decision making(rulebased system, price determination; loan or not, price optimsation)

• Computer support for unstructured decision

• Computer support for semi structured problems

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Automated Decision-Making Framework

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Decision Support System(DSS)

• “Decision support system couple the intellectual resources of individuals with the capabilities of the computer to improve the quality of decisions. It is a computer-based support system for management decision makers who deal with semi structured problems”

-By Keen and Scott-Morton(1978)

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Architecture of DSS

• Types of DSS

1.Model-oriented DSS

2.Data-oriented DSS

1 – model is quantitative

D- data oriented : adhocqueries and reporting

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Framework for Business Intelligence(BI)

What is BI?• An umbrella that combines architectures, tools,

database, analytical tools, applications and methodologies.

• Content-free expression• Objective:1.To enable interactive access to data

2.To enable manipulation of data3.To give managers & analyst the ability

to conduct appropriate analysis.

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The Architecture of BI

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Components Of BI system

BI system has four major components:

• Data warehouse: Source data

• Business Analytics: a collection of tools for manipulating, mining, and analyzing the data in the data warehouse

• Business performance management: for monitoring & analyzing performance

• User interface: Dashboard & other information broadcasting tools

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Benefits of BI

The major benefits of BI:• Faster, more accurate reporting• Improved decision making• Improved customer service• Increased revenueApart from these, there are several other like-• Time saving• Single version of the “truth”• Better strategies and plans• More efficient process

• Cost saving

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Bperformance mgmt

• Adds management and feedback to core BI

• Top – bottm process

• Balanced scorecard and dashboards

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Summary• Similar architecture because BI evolved from DSS.• DSS are constructed to directly support specific

decision making while BI are for indirect support.• BI has an executive & strategic orientation while DSS is

oriented toward analyst.• BI are constructed with commercially available tools &

components while DSS is constructing solutions to unstructured problems.

• DSS were mostly in the academic world.BI were developed by software companies.

• Many of the tools that BI uses are also considered DSS tools.

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Management Support System

• Combination of DSS and BI tools.

• Technology that supports managerial tasks in general and decision making in particular.

• MSS use when the nature of the technology involved is not clear, and use it interchangeably with the combined term DSS/BI.

• Vendor names: Microstrategy, microsoft, IBM, oracle, Hyperion, cognos, Business objects,SAS,exsys,SAP

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Work system view

• Remove systems from DSS

• Improve decision making

• Alter(2004)

Process, particpants, info,tech,product,customers.infra,environment,strategy

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• Case study on microstrategy

• Microsoft BI offering