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On the Methodology of Solution Synthesis
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Bartee, Edwin M. – Management Science, 1971
A theory of solution synthesis is developed within the context of social behavior. (LR)
Descriptors: Problem Solving, Systems Analysis, Systems Approach
A Suggested Behavioral Approach to Cost-Benefit Analysis
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Spier, Leo – Management Science, 1971
A systems approach to behavior analysis through a common analytical premise. (Author)
Descriptors: Administration, Behavior, Behavioral Science Research, Cost Effectiveness
Management Information Systems: Appreciation and Involvement
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Swanson, E. Burton – Management Science, 1974
Failures in the implementation of management information systems (MIS) can be attributed in part to a lack of managerial "involvement" and "appreciation." The concepts of involvement and appreciation are defined and their measurement in a real-world research setting is presented. (Author)
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Failure, Management Information Systems, Research
On Experimental Designs for Computer Simulation Experiments
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Ignall, Edward J. – Management Science, 1972
Descriptors: Administration, Computer Oriented Programs, Mathematical Models, Models
The Design of Management Information Systems: An Information Analysis Approach
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King, William R.; Cleland, David I. – Management Science, 1975
Describes a methodology for management information systems design that employs a formalized framework for significantly involving manager-users in the design process. A key element of the methodology is the development of descriptive and normative system models based on the concept of a "linear responsibility chart." (Author/JG)
Descriptors: Decision Making, Information Theory, Management Information Systems, Management Systems