Answer:
1. Decision support systems
Explanation:
DSS (Decision Support Systems) are systems that provide supports for decisions, judgments and analysis in an organization. They help in solving problems and in decision-making. With DSS, databases that act as foundation for other information systems can be generated for supervisors helping them to make logical analysis of a particular problem hence solving it.
DSS will actually not give the decision, but will guide the decision maker in making the decision by helping to gather raw facts and useful models which enhance decision making.
Answer:
TCP is typically used when you need a connection-oriented, reliable communication channel.
Most internet protocols (like HTTP, POP, MQTT, ...) have TCP as their underlying protocol.
Only when speed is important and it is acceptable to lose some of the data, you would consider simpler protocols like UDP.
No it’s not because you supposed to be handling business and getting your order straight instead of having a conversation with someone. It’s a distraction.
