2019
DOI: 10.15673/fie.v11i1.1302
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Information Systems and Technologies in the Process of Evaluation Activities

Abstract: The article examines the essence of the concept of «evaluation activity» and approaches to its definition. The study shows the six main types of evaluation methodologies: methodology without calculations,target methodology of formation, methodology of the final approach, target methodology of formation, finalmethodology based on the criteria and methodology of formation on the basis of the criteria. The three maincomponents of the system cycle to the organization of information support by automated information… Show more

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“…Obviously, the operation to assess any information management system is one of the decision-making processes. It is worth to know that the Decision Support Systems (DSS) are a part of the artificial intelligence field in computer science (Markova et al 2019). In order to evaluate any such information system, firstly, it is important to find the major features of this kind of systems and the aim from using it, then, the administrator can easily assess if it meets the requirements needed from it (Momani 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Obviously, the operation to assess any information management system is one of the decision-making processes. It is worth to know that the Decision Support Systems (DSS) are a part of the artificial intelligence field in computer science (Markova et al 2019). In order to evaluate any such information system, firstly, it is important to find the major features of this kind of systems and the aim from using it, then, the administrator can easily assess if it meets the requirements needed from it (Momani 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%