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This document discusses privacy issues related to data mining, considerations for organizations before purchasing data mining software, and questions about a web seminar on data mining applications and costs/payoffs for organizations. It includes discussion topics on the privacy issues of data mining and what organizations should evaluate before adopting data mining software. It also provides an exercise to watch a seminar on data mining and answer questions about applications and potential costs and benefits for organizations implementing data mining initiatives.

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Discussion #2:What are the privacy issues with data mining? Do
you think they are substantiated?
Discussion #3: Discuss what an organization should consider
before making a decision to purchase data mining software.
Exercise #2: Go to teradatauniversitynetwork.com. Locate Web
seminars related to data mining. In particular, locate and watch
a seminar given by C. Imhoff and T. Zouqes. Then answer the
following questions:
a.
What are some of the interesting applications of data mining?
b.
What types of payoffs and costs can organizations expect from
data mining initiative?

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