These systems are especially suited to situations in which the procedure for arriving at a solution may not be fully predefined in advance.
A)Management information systems
B)Transaction processing systems
C)Decision support systems
D)Knowledge management systems

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Decision support systems (DSS) are designed to help make decisions based on data analysis and modeling. Unlike management information systems (MIS) which provide predefined reports and transaction processing systems (TPS) which handle routine data processing, DSS are designed to provide access to data and tools for analyzing that data to support decision-making processes that may not have a fully predefined solution. Knowledge management systems (KMS) are designed to capture and share organizational knowledge, which may be used in decision-making, but are not specifically designed to support decision-making processes.

These Systems Are Especially Suited to Situations in Which the Procedure