DSSs support unstructured and semi-structured decisions,such as whether to make or buy products,or what new products to develop and introduce into existing markets.

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DSSs (Decision Support Systems) are designed to support unstructured and semi-structured decisions, which involve complex or ambiguous situations where there may not be a clear-cut answer. Such decisions may involve factors such as market conditions, customer needs, competitor actions, and internal resources. DSSs can provide analytical tools and modeling techniques to help decision-makers evaluate various options and scenarios, and to assess their potential outcomes and risks. Examples of unstructured decisions include strategic planning, mergers and acquisitions, and capital investments, while semi-structured decisions may include product design, pricing, and distribution.

DSSs Support Unstructured and Semi-Structured Decisions,such as Whether to Make