1. Government regulation. The law may demand that every organization should stick to executive support system.
2. Need for timely information. If the organization needs to meet the set deadlines and acquire information in time then they have to stick to executive support system.
3. Desire for accurate information. Most organizations will require to get accurate and precise information. This calls for executive support system.
4. Increased competition. To maintain its image and customers in the stiffly competitive market, organizations will resort to the executive support system.
5.Organization strategy. Some organizations are built to use executive support system right from the very start.
6. Change in product demand. This prompts the organization to resort to executive support system to counter and combat competition in an attempt to maintain and attract even more customers.
HOSEA KIPYEGON answered the question on June 29, 2018 at 13:58
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