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    Executive Support System: - by Keerthi - Reddy Teja - Shravya

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    Executive support systems are intended to help senior managers make non-routine strategic decisions by providing external, unstructured information from sources like market reports and competitor data. These systems aggregate intelligence on markets, investments, and technologies. They offer advantages like enhanced decision-making, trend analysis, and strategic flexibility, but also risks like information overload, slow performance, and high costs for small companies. Modern systems aim to avoid overload by enabling customized data filtering and visualization.

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    Executive support systems are intended to help senior managers make non-routine strategic decisions by providing external, unstructured information from sources like market reports and competitor data. These systems aggregate intelligence on markets, investments, and technologies. They offer advantages like enhanced decision-making, trend analysis, and strategic flexibility, but also risks like information overload, slow performance, and high costs for small companies. Modern systems aim to avoid overload by enabling customized data filtering and visualization.

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    Executive support systems are intended to help senior managers make non-routine strategic decisions by providing external, unstructured information from sources like market reports and competitor data. These systems aggregate intelligence on markets, investments, and technologies. They offer advantages like enhanced decision-making, trend analysis, and strategic flexibility, but also risks like information overload, slow performance, and high costs for small companies. Modern systems aim to avoid overload by enabling customized data filtering and visualization.

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    Executive Support System: - by Keerthi - Reddy Teja - Shravya

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    Executive support systems are intended to help senior managers make non-routine strategic decisions by providing external, unstructured information from sources like market reports and competitor data. These systems aggregate intelligence on markets, investments, and technologies. They offer advantages like enhanced decision-making, trend analysis, and strategic flexibility, but also risks like information overload, slow performance, and high costs for small companies. Modern systems aim to avoid overload by enabling customized data filtering and visualization.

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    Executive Support System


    - BY KEERTHI
    - REDDY TEJA
    - SHRAVYA
    Executive Support System

    Executive support systems are intended to be used by the senior managers


    directly to provide support to non-programmed decisions in strategic
    management.
    These information are often external, unstructured and even uncertain.
    Exact scope and context of such information is often not known beforehand.
    This information is intelligence based −
    Market intelligence
    Investment intelligence
    Technology intelligence
    Examples of Intelligent Information

    Following are some examples of intelligent information, which is often the


    source of an ESS −
    • External databases
    • Technology reports like patent records etc.
    • Technical reports from consultants
    • Market reports
    • Confidential information about competitors
    • Speculative information like market conditions
    • Government policies
    • Financial reports and information
    Features of
    Executive Information System
    Advantages of ESS

    • Easy for upper level executive to use


    • Ability to analyze trends
    • Augmentation of managers' leadership capabilities
    • Enhance personal thinking and decision-making
    • Contribution to strategic control flexibility
    • Enhance organizational competitiveness in the
    market place
    • Instruments of change
    • Increased executive time horizons.
    • Better reporting system
    • Improved mental model of business executive
    • Help improve consensus building and communication
    • Improve office automation
    • Reduce time for finding information

    • Early identification of company performance


    • Detail examination of critical success factor
    • Better understanding
    • Time management
    • Increased communication capacity and quality
    Disadvantage of ESS

    Functions are limited


    Hard to quantify benefits
    Executive may encounter information overload
    System may become slow
    Difficult to keep current data
    May lead to less reliable and insecure data
    Excessive cost for small company
    Conclusion

    Contemporary ESS can bring together data from all parts of the firm and
    enable managers to select, access, and tailor them as needed using
    easy-to-use desktop analytical tools and online data displays. Use of the
    systems has migrated down several organizational levels so that the
    executive and any subordinates are able to look at the same data in the
    same way.

    Today’s systems try to avoid the problem of data overload so common


    in paper reports because the data can be filtered or viewed in graphic
    format (if the user so chooses). ESS have the ability to drill down,
    moving from a piece of summary data to lower and lower levels of
    detail. The ability to drill down is useful not only to senior executives
    but also to employees at lower levels of the firm who need to analyze
    data. OLAP tools for analyzing large databases provide this capability

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