Titlebook: Data Base Management: Theory and Applications; Proceedings of the N Clyde W. Holsapple,Andrew B. Whinston Conference proceedings 1983 D. Re

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IS/DSS: DBMS Support for Information Systems Developmentr-based system to assist the various participants involved in developing an information system. A secondary objective is to demonstrate, by example, the types of considerations and design implications involved when attempting to develop a DBMS-based DSS..IS/DSS’s are not new. A number in fact have b

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A DSS for Systems Analysis and Designity gains from tools and techniques are small relative to improvements in hardware and software. Productivity gains from the systems analyst/designer tools can’t compare with productivity gains from hardware and systems software. Hardware has been reduced in size and price, performance and reliabili

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Applying Data Base Management Techniques to Statistical Production Processingh thousand of attributes. It would appear that this environment should be well suited to the application of data base management techniques for the administration of the data..This paper presents a data oriented model of the statistical production process which is used as a basis for a review of the

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1389-2185 eeting took place in Estoril Portugal for a two week periQd in June 1981. The lecturers represented distinguished research centers in industry, gvvernment and academia. Lectures presented basic material in data base management, as well as sharing recent developments in the field. The participants we

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Methodologies and Tools for Logical Database Designmethodologies, techniques and tools for logical design of data base applications. The presentation covers the various basic steps of the logical data base design cycle, and particularly: requirement formulation and analysis, view modeling, view integration and schema analysis and mapping.