The 'Ultimate Management Quiz' explores the application of rule-based systems and expert systems in business management. It assesses understanding of automated decision systems, revenue management, and the roots of these technologies in AI, crucial for managerial roles.
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Frontline workers who must make decisions rapidly
Mid-level managers making tactical decision
Operational managers who make shop floor decisions
Strategic level managers making long-term, wide-ranging decisions
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Intuition, demand, and supply.
Business rules, demand, and supply.
Intuition, competition, and supply.
Business rules, supply, and intuition.
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An ES understands itself in a very human sense.
The ES "knows" that it exists.
An ES understands the human decision maker.
The ES can explain how it reached a conclusion.
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Expert systems handle qualitative data easily.
Execution of expert system programs is algorithmic or step-by-step.
The expert system operates only when it is complete.
Changes in an expert system are tedious to make.
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A set of 500 rules on the subject.
An expert system whose performance was inferior to human experts.
A simulation model that tried out many options.
An optimization model.
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inference engine
User interface subsystem
Knowledge refinement subsystem
Knowledge base subsystem
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Incorporated knowledge is drawn exclusively from human experts.
A knowledge engineer creates inferencing rules.
Inference engines contain an explanation subcomponent.
knowledge rules are stored in the knowledge base.
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Knowledge representation
Knowledge acquisition
Knowledge consolidation
Knowledge validation
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experts often change their behavior when observed
many business areas have no identifiable experts.
testing and refining of knowledge is complex and difficult.
experts may not be able to put into words how they conduct their work.
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Planning ES
Instruction ES
Prediction ES
Diagnostic ES
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ASP.NET
LISP or Prolog languages
AN ES shell
C++
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