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Putting Expert Systems to Work in Logistics

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Council of Logistics Management, 1990 - Business logistics - 159 pages

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Contents

Chapter
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1 Scope of Logistics Systems
3
Then Why the Need for Expert Systems in Logistics?
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3D vision analysis Appendix Artificial lntelligence backward chaining Burlington Northern Business capabilities Company complex costs Council of Logistics customer orders Diagnoses Digital Equipment Corporation DlSPATCHER evaluation example expert sys expert system applications expert system development expert systems technology expertise Feigenbaum Field Service Fielded System FlGURE forward chaining hypermedia hypertext inference engine interface inventory management John Wiley knowledge base knowledge engineer knowledge representation ln addition ln-House Use Fielded lnformation lnstructs lnternational logistics function Logistics Management LOGlSTlCS maintenance manufacturing natural language neural networks Oak Brook operational Order Management package percent performance planning potential problem prototype proximity-to-highways RECLAD result Robotics rules scheduling selection Service and Support shell shipment smart cards solution sourcing specific speech recognition strategy task tems tion Transportation ln-House users warehouse Wiley & Sons workstations XCON York

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Allen, Mary K. and Omar Keith Helferich, Putting Expert Systems to Work in Logistics, Council Logistics Management, Oak Brook, IL, 1990. ...
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TitlePutting Expert Systems to Work in Logistics
AuthorsMary Kay Allen, Omar Keith Helferich
ContributorCouncil of Logistics Management (U.S.)
PublisherCouncil of Logistics Management, 1990
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedNov 6, 2007
Length159 pages
  
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