Schedule and reading list

NOTE: ALL LITERATURE IS MANDATORY!

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Introduction

Alenljung, B. (2008) Envisioning a future decision support system for requirements engineering: A holistic and human-centred perspective. Doctoral Thesis, Department of Computer and Information Science, Linköping University, Sweden, Theses No. 1155 [Chapter 4,]

Parker, C & Sinclair, M. (2001) User-centred design does make a difference. The case of decision support systems in crop production. Behaviour & Information Technology, 20:6, 449-460

Block A : An overview of decision support systems

Lecture

Zachary, W.W. & Ryder, J.M. (1997) Decision support systems: Integrating decision aiding and decision training. In: M. Helander, T.K. Landauer, & P. Prabhu (eds.) Handbook of human-computer interaction (2nd ed.), (pp 1235-1258). Amsterdam: Elsevier Science B.V. [Contact Maria Nilsson]

Power, D. (2008) Decision Support Systems: A Historical Overview (Chapter 7) In: F. Burstein &  C., Holsapple (eds.) Handbook of decision support systems 1. Springer Link, 121-140

 Seminar

Part 1

Zhuge, H. (2000) Conflict decision training through multi-space co-operation. Decision Support Systems, 29, 111-123

Gaba,D.M., Howard,S.K., Fish, K.J., Smith, B.E., & Sowb, Y.A. (2001) Simulation-Based Training in Anesthesia Crisis Resource Management (ACRM): A Decade of Experience. Simulation & Gaming 32 (2), 175-193 

 Part 2

Chen, J.Q. & Lee, S.M. (2003) An exploratory cognitive DSS for strategic decision making. Decision Support Systems, 36, 147‐160

Liebhaber, M. J. & Feher, B. Air threat assessment: research, model, and display guidelines. Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium, 2002

BLOCK B: Human decision making

Lecture

Alenljung, B. (2008) Envisioning a future decision support system for requirements engineering: A holistic and human-centred perspective. Doctoral Thesis, Department of Computer and Information Science, Linköping University, Sweden, Theses No. 1155 [Chapter 3, Chapter 6]

Seminar

Part 1

Arnott, D (2006) Cognitive biases and decision support systems development: a design science approach. Information Systems Journal 16, 55–78

Williams, M. L., Dennis, A. R., Stam, A., & Aronson, J. E. (2007) The impact of DSS use and information load on errors and decision quality. European Journal of Operational Research 176, 468–481

 Part 2

Djamasbi, S & Loiacono, E. T (2008). Do men and women use feedback provided by their decision support systems (DSS) differently? Decision Support Systems 44, 854-869.

Seong, Y. & Bisantz, A. M (2008) The impact of cognitive feedback on judgement performance and trust with decision aids. International Journal of Industrial Ergonomics 38, 608-625.

BLOCK C: Group decision support systems

Lecture

Gray, P. (2008)  The nature of Group decision support systems (Chapter 19) In: F. Burstein &  C., Holsapple (eds.) Handbook of decision support systems 1. Springer Link, 371-389

Nunamanker, J. F. & Deokar, A. V. (2008) GDSS Parameters and Benefits (Chapter 20). In: F. Burstein &  C., Holsapple (eds.) Handbook of decision support systems 1. Springer Link, 391-414.  

de Vreede, G-J., Davison,R. M., &  Briggs, R. O. (2003) How a silver bullet may lose its shine. Communications of the ACM  46 (8), 96-101

Chidambaram, L. & Bostrom, R. P. (1996) Group Development (I): A Review and Synthesis of Development Models. Group Decision and Negotiation 6, 159–187

 Seminar

Part1

Chapman, J. (2006) Anxiety and defective decision making: an elaboration of the groupthink model.  Management Decision 44 (10), 1391-1404

Chidambaram, L & Bostrom, R. (1997) Group Development (II): Implications for GSS Research and Practice. Group Decision and Negotiation 6 (3), 231–254

Part 2

Alby, F. & Zucchermaglio, C (2006) Afterwards we can understand what went wrong, but now let’s fix it’: How Situated Work Practices Shape Group Decision Making.Organization Studies 27 (7),  943-966

de Vreede , G-J, de Bruijn, H, (1999) Exploring the boundaries of successful GSS application: supporting inter-organizational policy networks, ACM The DATA BASE for Advances in Information Systems 30 (3-4), 111-130

BLOCK D: Business intelligence systems

Lecture

Negash, S. & Gray, P. (2008). Buisness intelligence (Chapter 45). In: F. Burstein &  C., Holsapple (eds.) Handbook of decision support systems 2. Springer Link, 175- 193.

Anderson-Lehman, R., Watson, H. J., Wixom, B. H., Hoffer, J. A. (2008). Flying High with Real-Time Business Intelligence (chapter 57). In: F. Burstein &  C., Holsapple (eds.) Handbook of decision support systems 2. Springer Link, 443-462 

Golfarelli & Rizzi  Introduction to Data Warehousing (Chapter 1). In: Data Warehouse Design: Modern Principles and Methodologies. McGraw-Hill Education, 1-40.[Emailed at the begining of the course, if you do not have it, contact Maria Nilsson]

Seminar

Part 1

Hwang, H-G., Ku, C-Y., Yen, D. C., & Cheng, C-C. (2004) Critical factors influencing the adoption of data warehouse technology: a study of the banking industry in taiwan, Decision Support Systems 37, 1 – 21.

Sammon, D. & Finnegan, P. (2000) The Ten Commandments of Data Warehousing. Database Adv. Inform. Systems, 31 (4) , 82-91 

Part 2

Aryachandra, T & Watson, H (2010) Key organizational factors in data warehouse architecture slection. Decision support Systems 49, 200-212.

Watson, H-J., Fuller, C., & Ariyachandra, T (2004) Data warehouse governance best practices at blue cross and blue shield of north carolina, Decision Support Systems 38, 435– 450