Computer Support for Technological Process Management with the Use of the Stability Map - Results Visualization

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To meet the requirements of efficient management, organizations increasingly use computer systems supporting management. The main function of an information system is to provide the data needed to solve all sorts of problems. To be able to solve the problems of decision-making, it is necessary to transform the information and input data in the resulting information. The content of cognitive processes is growth through the use of graphical forms involving the preparation of charts. Thanks to information technologies, appropriate diagrams, their proper design and presentation are chosen. The results are more clear than in the general tables. The subject of this article is to emphasize the need for visualization of the results of the technological process analysis on the example of the stability map study.

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