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Bringing Decision Support to the Customer Level

Customer-targeted systems represent a logical next step in the evolution of decision support systems (DSSs), but they have not proliferated because of organizational concerns regarding usage and satisfaction. A six-month study of an interactive telephone system in the financial services sector suggests that these concerns are unwarranted and that the initial cost of designing such systems is offset by increased customer satisfaction and more efficient use of organizational resources.