The Quantification of Decision Support Benefits Within the Context of Value Analysis

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Abstract
Traditional cost-benefit approaches to evaluating the effectiveness of decision support systems are generally regarded as inadequate. More recent approaches account for the intangible benefit overlooked by traditional cost-benefit analysis, but still attempt to express benefits in terms of costs. This paper focuses on a value analysis. It advocates a methodology for (1) identifying significant intangible benefits for a specific decision support system (2) quantifying these benefits in value terms, and (3) establishing a decision rule for identifying the significance of the proposed system. Finally, an alternative approach at deriving the benefit utilities is examined.
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Author Arthur Money, David Tromp, and Trever Wegner
Year 1988
Volume 12
Issue 2
Keywords Decision support benefits, value analysis, conjoint measurement, self-stated utility
Page Numbers 223-236
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