Decision Support Systems For Business Intelligence
by Vicki L. Sauter
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Chapter 5 -- The User Interface
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Chapter 5: The User Interface
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Figure 1:
Pen-based System
Figure 2:
Mobile Phones as Input and Output Devices
Figure 3:
Wall Screens as Displays
Figure 4:
Virtual Reality Devices
Figure 5:
A Wii Device
Figure 6:
MIT Media Lab's View of User Interface Device
Figure 7:
MIT Media Lab's View of User Interface Device
Figure 8:
MIT Media Lab's View of User Interface Device
Figure 9:
MIT Media Lab's View of User Interface Device
Table 1:
User Interfaces
Table 2:
Basic Action Language Types
Figure 10:
One Form of a Menu
Figure 11:
A "Ribbon Bar" as a Menu
Figure 12:
Independent Command and Object Menus
Figure 13:
Combined Command and Object Menu
Figure 14:
Nested Menu Structure
Figure 15:
Question-Answer Format
Figure 16:
Personalized Question-Answer Format
Figure 17:
Command Language Format
Figure 18:
I/O Structured Format
Figure 19:
Free-form Natural Language Format
Figure 20:
Windowed Output
Figure 21:
Icon Options
Figure 22:
Metriglyphs
Figure 23:
Using Traffic Lights as Metriglyphs
Figure 24:
Map Drawn to scale of Sales Volume
Figure 25:
Graphical Representation
Figure 26:
Disaggregate Posting of Results
Figure 27:
Minard's Map of Napoleon's 1812 Russian Campaign
Figure 28:
Relationship Diagram
Figure 29:
Depth of Relationship Diagram
Figure 30:
OnScreen Analysis Change Prompting
Figure 31:
Additional Onscreen Prompting
Figure 32:
Scaling Deception
Figure 33:
Distortion in Histogram
Figure 34:
Individual Histogram
Figure 35:
Aggregated Histogram
Figure 36:
Use of International Symbols
Figure 37:
An Alternative Menu Format
Figure 38:
Initial screens from Commercial Automobile Purchasing System
Figure 39:
Data Entry Options
Codebox 1:
Data Input: Text Boxes
Codebox 2:
Data Input: Radio Buttons
Codebox 3:
Data Input: Check Boxes
Figure 40:
Change in Menu after other Selections
Codebox 4:
Popup Windows
Figure 41:
Possible Window Definitions
Figure 42:
Mechanisms for Opening Windows
Codebox 5:
Opening Sized Windows
Figure 43:
Alternative Method for Opening Windows
Codebox 6:
Opening Windows in Specific Locations
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