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Decision Support Systems and Intelligent Systems (7th Edition)
by Efraim Turban, Jay E. Aronson, Ting-Peng Liang
from Prentice Hall
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Avg. Customer Rating: 2.5 / 5.0 
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Solid publication for DSS & IT Theory--Great research tool! 
Not everyone will find this book as extremely useful as I did. The information contained within can be intimidating because of the sheer volume packed into its over 900 pages, but for someone wanting a foundation of Decision-support theory, this book should fulfill your need. Each chapter provides an overview and a list of learning objectives that are adequately covered in greater detail. While theory lessons provide a necessary base for most students, this book successfully ties a "real-world" example... more info
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Rambling book 
This book could get away with about 2/3 the volume of content still be interesting. There really does not seem to be any structure to the way a chapter flows. Its easy to skim, but difficult to read. Good case studies;
The connection with the web is a little over-emphasized and sometimes unclear. I'd prefer a dense read, with some concise messages. This is a good course text, not a favorite though.
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Purpose of the book: separate you from your money??? 
As far as I can tell the prupose of this book is to separate you from a great deal of your money! It has a great deal to say about nothing. There is very little substantive detail on anything! Which, given it's size, really is quite amazing! This book will not teach you how to concretely implement any decision support system. It waffles on at a very distant level about such systems but never gets down in the trenches, if you know what I mean. It's basically why (though only just) rather than how! And... more info
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Excellent reference, thick college text 
This is a textbook appropriate for a college-level course at the upper division or graduate level. It gives very thorough coverage of the entire field in one book, and most students really like the book in satisfaction questionnaires, but some feel overwhelmed until after the material is covered in class. I focus on specific chapters or sections of chapters for a single-semester course. It is an excellent reference for key elements of DSS and related systems. I've followed it through several editions,... more info
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