Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: AbstractSystems thinking and computer-based modelling systems are widely recognised as effective for solving complex problems, particularly for the potential changes they can trigger in decision-makers’ perception of where problems’ boundaries lie. Surprisingly, few studies have analysed their empirical effects on decision-making.  explores the effects of the use of a system dynamics-based decision support system (DSS) by decision-makers, focusing on boundary judgements, which indicate what issues and stakeholders are to be included in the decision analysis. The data re obtained from an experiment with 40 policy-makers, using a simulated case approach that focused on the complex biotechnology intellectual property system. They suggest that the use of such a DSS favours both the analysis of a greater range of perspectives and broader stakeholder participation, but does not strengthen either interdisciplinary integration or depth of stakeholder participation.
['Céline Bérard', 'L. Martin Cloutier', 'Luc Cassivi']
I am writing a research paper on a idea The effects of using system dynamics-based decision support models: testing policy-makers’ boundaries in a complex situation
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