2001
DOI: 10.1615/jautomatinfscien.v33.i1.110
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Expert Systems in Project Management

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“…While DSSs have been designed for many aspects of the contemporary organization: human relations [34], production [35], project management [36] and especially finance and accounting [37], in each case the focus of the systems is the individual enterprise. This is as it should be; managers direct their own businesses, and their industrial sector progresses as a result of the sum of the actions of the companies that compose it in a way that cannot readily be predicted.…”
Section: Benchmarking As Decision-makingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While DSSs have been designed for many aspects of the contemporary organization: human relations [34], production [35], project management [36] and especially finance and accounting [37], in each case the focus of the systems is the individual enterprise. This is as it should be; managers direct their own businesses, and their industrial sector progresses as a result of the sum of the actions of the companies that compose it in a way that cannot readily be predicted.…”
Section: Benchmarking As Decision-makingmentioning
confidence: 99%