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work_twk2q7jfhngdtbzulmfas2oc7e	Rob R. Weitz	Managing expert systems	1990	46	.pdf	application/pdf	11659	954	59	based projects and large expert systems. time, expert systems are arguably the most commercially successful product paper presents a prescriptive guide for managing large scale expert systems experts systems in general, and of the building process is provided by The resultant SA&D process for expert systems is Criteria for tasks well suited for expert systems For both traditional and expert systems, the inception stage produces a study.) For expert systems, successful campletion of the inception stage knowledge engineers, domain experts, programmers, hardware, For expert systems, some analysis, design and detailing of these systems work in knowledge intensive areas, and problem solving Unfortunately the knowledge encapsulated in expert systems cannot be updated Expert systems are a means of managing the project team, evaluating resouw=es, and developing the pilot (prototype) The project team proposed that the system be evaluated during test Systems Analysis and Design: Contrasting Traditional and EXpert 	./cache/work_twk2q7jfhngdtbzulmfas2oc7e.pdf	./txt/work_twk2q7jfhngdtbzulmfas2oc7e.txt