Artificial Intelligence Technologies

1. Artificial Intelligence and Commercial Knowledge Base Systems
2. Artificial Intelligence Technology Definitions
3. Implementing a Knowledge Base System
4. Business Benefits of Knowledge Base Systems

Business Benefits of Knowledge Base Systems

Many companies are presently benefiting from a KSD knowledge base system. These benefits include:

Knowledge base systems capture and distribute knowledge

A knowledge base system (or expert system) is a superior tool for distributing decision-making expertise. Knowledge base systems provide companies the ability to capture critical business knowledge. This knowledge can be used in existing applications and made available company-wide for decision support.

Knowledge base systems are dependable

Loss of an employee does not automatically mean loss of their knowledge. Expertise may now be readily available and accessible day or night. Used as a training tool, an expert system provides the knowledge of the seasoned professional to the more junior employees.

Knowledge base systems have been proven

Thousands of knowledge base systems are operating today in companies large and small. More than 70% of America's top 500 companies are using knowledge base systems. The systems are providing savings in the form of time and loss of personnel expertise. A knowledge base system can reduce decision-making time from weeks to days, from hours to minutes.

Knowledge base systems are accurate and consistent

Knowledge base systems assure that nothing is overlooked. They assess all available information and data. They are consistent and fair in their decision making earning you your customer's respect. In situations requiring many choices they can drastically reduce errors.

Knowledge base systems are profitable

Companies utilizing knowledge based systems benefit from a greater bottom line, an increase in staff and customer satisfaction. These benefits translate to a competitive edge. Companies that are slow in adopting this technology find their competition outpacing them as they struggle with higher training costs, delayed decisions and bad choices.