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A Decision Support System (DSS) is a computer-based information system that is used in organizations to assist in making decisions. A DSS is an interactive computerized system that supports the decision-making activities of decision-makers using technology, documents, data, and knowledge to complete their tasks.
The 2012 London Olympics involved a lot of logistical arrangements that the organizers had to consider for the games to be a success. One aspect of the games that had to be carefully planned out was transportation. Given the number of people that flocked to the country and the city of London in particular, the transport infrastructure had to be well laid out so that there was order in the city. The road network, public transport, and the effects of disrupting transport for businesses and other services had to be of particular interest to the organizers of the games.
Additional or new resources have to be deployed in the areas related to incident detection and also the DSS for network managers. The transport legacy after the games should be of three types. First and foremost is the physical infrastructure that would be made to enhance the rail and road networks and vehicle fleets. There are also enhancements to the operations and systems by designing and deploying state-of-the-art techniques to detect any network disruptions as soon as possible and linking them to the DSS for network managers. Through traffic management systems, decisions can be implemented from thereon by linking them to neighboring areas as well as the national highway network. This can also be coupled with broadcasting the changes using websites that are related to the games and linking to real-time services. This form of DSS is a communication-driven DSS that helps users to collaborate and a web or client service is the technology that is used to deploy the DSS. Read More