Intelligent Management Systems (Classic Reprint): Design and Implementation: Design and Implementation (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Understand how intelligent systems reshape decision making and organizations This book explains how expert systems differ from truly intelligent systems and why the latter can extend human capability across an organization. It offers practical ideas for designing systems that learn, adapt, and support strategic choices.

The content frames what executives should expect from advanced decision aids, including how to align data, models, and human context. It discusses the roles of executives, experts, and information, and outlines features that make systems genuinely useful in real, complex environments.

• Clear definitions of expert versus intelligent systems and what each can do for managers


• Guidance on aligning decision-making context with system outputs


• Practical criteria for evaluating and using diagnostic, probabilistic information


• Examples of how intelligent systems can unify data, models, and organizational needs

Ideal for readers seeking a concrete, long‑term view of how automated knowledge and pattern recognition can support strategic management and organizational design.

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