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Kanter, Jerome

Topic Weight Topic Terms
0.293 expert systems knowledge knowledge-based human intelligent experts paper problem acquisition base used expertise intelligence domain
0.116 systems information objectives organization organizational development variety needs need efforts technical organizations developing suggest given
0.101 competitive advantage strategic systems information sustainable sustainability dynamic opportunities capabilities environments environmental turbulence turbulent dynamics

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Braden, Barbara 1 Kopcso, David 1
case study 1 Expert systems 1 knowledge engineering 1 rule-based systems 1
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Developing an Expert Systems Strategy. (MIS Quarterly, 1989)
Authors: Abstract:
    Bull HN Worldwide Information Systems planned and implemented an expert system that is being used for trouble-shooting the maintenance of its page printing system, a complex product akin to a printing press. Important aspects of the design and development of this expert system include stressing people skills, needing an expert willing to have his expertise cloned, and having a knowledge engineer able to translate the expert's experience into decision rules. This case study covers how the project was selected, how the benefits were determined, and how the implementation strategy has evolved, including future plans for enhancement and extension. Experience with this expert system serves as a base point of how a company can develop its own expert systems strategy, which includes searching for feasible applications, determining the resources required, and establishing the right organizational environment. Expert systems, although focused on a well-defined problem domain, can provide a company with competitive advantage.