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Decision Support Systems for Operations Management
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This free online course offers an introduction to Decision Support Systems for Operations Management. You will learn how it extends a manager’s decision-making process by maintaining accessories and data made possible to the manager, increasing their flexibility, efficiency and possibility of making the best possible decision. Don’t dither. Boost your confidence in decision support systems by understanding how it works in operations management.
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Decision Support Systems for Operations Management
Learn why operations managers may use DSS in their organisation in this free online course.
This free online course offers an introduction to Decision Support Systems for Operations Management. You will learn how it extends a manager’s decision-making process by maintaining accessories and data made possible to the manager, increasing their flexibility, efficiency and possibility of making the best possible decision. Don’t dither. Boost your confidence in decision support systems by understanding how it works in operations management.
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Module 1
8 Lessons
DSS for Operations Management
This module covers the different decision systems used by management when multiple criteria need to be met. You will learn how administration uses management to make better decisions as these systems are designed to solve almost all problems that arise in the best and worse case scenarios.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Multi Criterion Decision Making
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3.AHP Application to Vendor Rating
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4.Application of TOPSIS Method
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5.Determination of Product Mix
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6.Decision Trees
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7.DSS for Multi - Item production-distribution
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8.Lesson Summary
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1 Lessons
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