Building a Large Expert System: Insights from the Human Services Field: Information Systems Management: Vol 13, No 4

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A California human services agency's pioneering implementation of one of the largest expert systems in use today holds valuable lessons for organizations contemplating the adoption of evolving technologies.

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Fritz H. Grupe

FRITZ H. CRUPE is an associate professor of computer information systems at the University of Nevada, Reno, who conducts research in decision support and expert systems.

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