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• 1. Introduction.
• 2. Data model and algebra for office document.
• 3. Document categorization.
• 4. Document classification and information extraction.
• 5. Knowledge-based document classification.
• 6. Document retrieval.
• 7. Query transformation.
• 8. Browser.
• 9. Generalizer.
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This volume focuses on the design and implementation of a personal, customizable office information and document processing system called TEXPROS (a TEXt PROcessing System). TEXPROS is a personal, intelligent office information and document processing system for text-oriented documents. This system supports the storage, classification, categorization, retrieval and reproduction of documents, as well as extracting, browsing, retrieving and synthesizing information from a variety of documents. When using TEXPROS in a multi-user or distributed environment, it requires specific protocols for extracting, storing, transmitting and exchanging information. The authors have used a variety of techniques to implement TEXPROS, such as Object-Oriented Programming, Tcl/Tk, X-Windows, etc. The system can be used for many different purposes in many different applications, such as digital libraries, software documentation and information delivery. The book provides in-depth, state-of-the-art coverage of information processing and retrieval, and documentation for such professionals as database specialists, information systems and software developers, and information providers.
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The aim of this text is to develop a framework for controlling and using information systems in organizations and to spell out the practical implications of this framework for the specification, design and implementation of information systems. Organizations are analyzed in systemic terms founded on the idea of their central purpose and associated support systems (financial, personnel and so on) and which culminates in the high-level requirements of corporate strategy planning issues. Having defined the nature and purpose of information systems, the book addresses the manner of their development, in terms of problems and methodology. The text ends by bringing together all the strategic issues raised and ordering them into a systematic framework. Each chapter has its own learning objective, case- and example-based practical work, self-testing questions, key words and a full bibliography. The text is comprehensive and aims to provide a coherent conceptual framework for the specification, design, implementation and exploitation of information systems. It is suitable for undergraduate students on business/management information systems or business/management information technology courses at second year or above, final-year undergraduates on business/management studies courses taking an information systems option and postgraduate students on any business/management course.
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How do people in organisations get the information they need and what effect does their research have on their organisations? This study explores the reasons why people do and do not get the information they need and why technologies to facilitate information gathering so often fail.
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An overview of data mining technology and how it is applied in a business environment. Methodologies are described that solve a variety of business problems and enhance firm-level efficiency in a less technical, managerial style. The book also incorporates the data mining process into the spectrum of complementary technologies that together comprise corporate information systems that promote "business intelligence". Business intelligence involves the proliferation of value-added information throughout a given enterprise through the use of various software applications that promote efficiency for the firm.
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• Knowledge Management-- Data Warehousing-- Intelligent Enterprises-- Query Transformation-- Information Sharing and Retrieval-- Knowledge Discovery.
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This book provides an up-to-date study of the fundamental facets of supporting information technologies: organization and people, data and information, presentation of information, and process. To improve the effective use of human resources, it is necessary to capture the structure of an organization and the knowledge of people within the organization. Data can be processed to produce new information by either inferring hidden implications or summarizing a large volume of information into more manageable information units. Information may also be required to be presented using different perspectives so as to meet individual needs and at the same time reinforce policy on data access rights. Routing of information and job tasks is paramount in ensuring that all necessary steps are taken for a given job. These complementary aspects are explored throughout the volume. The book is a selection of papers presented at the Industrial Session of the 9th IFIP 2.6 Working Conference on Database Semantics. It should be of value to researchers, teachers, students and practitioners. The scope embraces design methodology, implementation techniques, and applications development. Specific topics include knowledge management, intelligent enterprises, query transformation, information sharing and retrieval, data warehousing and knowledge discovery.
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• Executive summary
• Background
• Findings
• Findings summary
• Recommendations for improvement
• Conclusion.

This book provides an up-to-date study of the fundamental facets of supporting information technologies: organisation and people, data and information, presentation of information, and process. To improve the effective use of human resources, it is necessary to capture the structure of an organisation and the knowledge of people within the organisation. Data can be processed to produce new information by either inferring hidden implications or summarising a large volume of information into more manageable information units. Information may also be required to be presented using different perspectives so as to meet individual needs and at the same time reinforce policy on data access rights. Routing of information and job tasks is paramount in ensuring that all necessary steps are taken for a given job. These complementary aspects are explored throughout the volume. The book is a selection of papers presented at the Industrial Session of the 9th IFIP 2.6 Working Conference on Database Semantics. It will be of significant value to researchers, teachers, students and practitioners. The scope embraces design methodology, implementation techniques, and applications development. Specific topics include knowledge management, intelligent enterprises, query transformation, information sharing and retrieval, data warehousing, and knowledge discovery.