This paper reviews the problems, approaches and analytical models on project control systems and discusses the possible research extensions. The discussion could help to identify open problems and research areas with wide practical applications which require further research. Furthermore, the conclusions summarized might serve as a useful base for developing decision support systems (DSS) that ...

Decision support is a crucial function for decision makers in many industries. Typically, decision support systems help decision-makers to gather and interpret information and build a foundation for decision-making. Medical Decision Support Systems (DSS) play an increasingly important role in medical practice. By assisting physicians with making clinical decisions, DSS are expected to improve t...

The power system restoration control has a higher uncertainty level than the preventive of cascading failures. In order to ensure feasibility decision support control, framework for adaptive transmission is proposed, which can coordinated multiple partitions, units and loads, coordination multi-partition decision-making process actual process. proposed divided into two layers, global layer part...

This article raises the issue of decision support system (DSS) development in enterprises concerning compensation (CS). The topic is relevant as CS one main components human resource management business. A key element such DSSs models that provide predictive analytics. Such are able to give information about how a particular affects output, product quality, employee satisfaction, and wage fund....

Proper selection and positioning of employees is an important issue for strategic human resources management. Within this framework, the aim research conducted, was to investigate most efficient machine learning techniques support employees’ recruitment evaluation. Towards aim, a series tests were conducted based on classification algorithms concerning public sector, seeking predict best fit in...

While a variety of information technology (IT) acceptance and use models have been extensively examined and validated in numerous contexts, most studies have been conducted in western cultures, and thus not much is known about the probable moderating role of culture on the relationships between the constructs in those models. To fill this gap in the literature, we propose to empirically investi...

Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) are typically constructed from expert knowledge and are often reliant on inputs that are difficult to obtain and on tacit knowledge that only experienced clinicians possess. Research described in this article uses empirical results from a clinical trial of a CDSS with a decision model based on expert knowledge to show that there are differences in how cl...