Management improvement methods in agricultural enterprises
Waldemar Bojar
Abstract
There were presented possibilities and limits of applications of Decision Support Systems (DSS) in the scope of farm machinery selection in agricultural enterprises. The proposed solutions of Artificial Intelligence class made it possible to more effectively prepare decisions of managers often using still not the most innovative manufacturing methods and not outstanding information systems. It is possible thanks to applied knowledge base acquisition and verification procedures and standardized data bases in the system named: “Method of Farm Machinery Usage Evaluation (MOWM).”
Keywords:
Decision Support Systems, optimal machinery selection, Artificial Intelligence, knowledge baseReferences
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