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Decision Support and Autonomous Decision Systems using “Big Data”

The analysis of data and information to help decision-making processes has been a necessity since well before computers. In recent times, “big data” together with other technologies, have been used not only for automated data processing, storing, and report generation, but also for developments like predictive analysis and general decision support, also with forms of autonomous decision-making. This article discusses a number of factors that should be considered when designing and assessing the viability of decision making support systems based on “big data” and related technologies, factors not always covered by analyses based on a “volume, velocity, variety, veracity” approach.