An integrated information management system based DSS for problem solving and decision making in open  &  distance learning institutions of India

Khanna, P.; Basak, P.

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ISSN 1929-5812 (Online) - ISSN 1929-5804 (Print) Quarterly Publication Volume 3 Issue 2 pp. 209-224 , 2014

An integrated information management system based DSS for problem solving and decision making in open & distance learning institutions of India Pages 209-224 Download PDF

Authors: Pankaj Khanna, P.C. Basak

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Abstract: An integrated information system based DSS is developed for Open and Distance Learning (ODL) institutions in India. The system has been web structured with the most suitable newly developed modules. A DSS model has been developed for solving semi-structured and unstructured problems including decision making with regard to various programmes and activities operating in the ODLIs. The DSS model designed for problem solving is generally based on quantitative formulas, whereas for problems involving imprecision and uncertainty, a fuzzy theory based DSS is employed. The computer operated system thus developed would help the ODLI management to quickly identify programmes and activities that require immediate attention. It shall also provide guidance for obtaining the most appropriate managerial decisions without any loss of time. As a result, the various subsystems operating in the ODLI are able to administer its activities more efficiently and effectively to enhance the overall performance of the concerned ODL institution to a new level.

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 Khanna, P & Basak, P. (2014). An integrated information management system based DSS for problem solving and decision making in open  &  distance learning institutions of India.Decision Science Letters , 3(2), 209-224.

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