论文信息 - Fighting Information Pollution with Decision Support Systems

Fighting Information Pollution with Decision Support Systems

Abstract:Information pollution is characterized as a major problem in modern organizations and in society at large. Decision support systems are proposed as the primary tool to combat information pollution. An ideal decision support system is characterizied; its potential is demonstrated through examples; and a design architecture to achieve its maximum potential is proposed.

Levent Orman

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