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- 3. * 1.MIS & EIS MIS – Management Information System. EIS – Expert Information System. *Created & Used at the management level of an organization. *Facilitated the function of planning, controlling & decision making by providing routine summary & exception reports. *Oriented to internal event & dependent on.
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- 6. *Like the data warehouse technology except that it extracts and provides integration of information at a department/division level. *E.g. for sales forecasting and product development. *
- 7. *Data mining is a technology that complements data warehousing. *Data mining technology helps to find patterns and correlations within all of these data. *Data mining tools can extract hidden information through techniques such as key words, query, and analysis, to lead to knowledge discovery *
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- 9. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be regarded as enabling technologies in an overall KM solution. *
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