Decision Support System - DSS

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Definition of 'Decision Support System - DSS'

A computerized information system used to support decision-making in an organization or business. A DSS enables users to sift through and analyze massive reams of data and compile information that can be used to solve problems and make better decisions.
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Investopedia explains 'Decision Support System - DSS'

The benefits of decision support systems include more informed decision-making, timely problem solving, improved efficiency and better learning. A DSS can compile and present information for many aspects of a business, including sales trends, actual versus projected sales, worker productivity, profitability mix and so on.

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