Abstract
Any BSP study results in information architecture and information system development priorities. However, in the decision-making process it is observed that one important factor is not included--prerequisites of performance of each individual information subsystem. This work presents the new additional approach to the decision-making process by so called Prerequisite Matrix as well as application of it to a BSP study of the Ideational Project Health Information System of the Public Health Institute of Split. As a result, we have dynamic priorities of subsystems which contribute to the optimal established information system development as a whole.
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