ARCHITECTURE AND BASIC ARCHITECTURAL SOLUTIONS OF DSS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PARTNERSHIP RELATIONS OF PUBLISHING AND PRINTING ENTERPRISES

Abstract

This research explores the architecture and provides an overview of key architectural decisions for decision support systems in managing partner relationships for publishing and printing enterprises. The study delves into critical aspects of this system, including its structure, components, and functionalities. The article examines the integration of various modules and subsystems within the decision support system to effectively manage partner relationships, including interactions with stakeholders in the publishing and printing industry. The architectural solutions discussed in this work are based on contemporary technologies and aim to enhance the productivity and competitiveness of publishing and printing enterprises in the market. The research findings can be valuable for IT professionals, management experts, and industry specialists interested in optimizing partner relationship management in the publishing and printing sector. Special attention is given to the analysis of interactions with external systems and standards that may impact the functioning of the decision support system in the context of the publishing and printing industry. Further research is directed towards exploring integration possibilities with other information systems supported by partner relationship management and examining potential avenues for optimizing such integrations. The overall conclusion of the article underscores the significance of architectural decisions in the realm of partner relationship management for enterprises in the publishing and printing sector. These decisions have the potential to improve efficiency, quality, and competitiveness for companies in this industry, streamlining management processes and contributing to greater success in the market.