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Decision support systems and expert systems are information systems that assist people by giving advise or solving problems. If this role would be played by human beings we would classify their work as intelligent behaviour. Therefore we may call such systems: intelligent information systems, in contrast with more classical information systems that monitor some process and perform routine functions.
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van Hee, K.M. (1988). Features of the architecture of decision support systems. In: Schellhaas, H., van Beek, P., Isermann, H., Schmidt, R., Zijlstra, M. (eds) DGOR/NSOR. Operations Research Proceedings, vol 1987. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-73778-7_44
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