Developing Knowledge-Based Systems: An Object-Oriented Organizational Approach

Authors:
Tor Guimaraes;Youngohc Yoon
Affiliations:
Tennessee Technological University, USA;Southwest Missouri State University
Venue:
Information Resources Management Journal
Year:
1992

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Abstract

This article proposes the implementation of organizational corporate-wide object oriented knowledge-based expert systems OOOKBS. It discusses the limitations of the present way to develop and maintain knowledge-based system KBS, justifies the need for an OOOKBS approach and illustrates the development process for an OOOKBS with a case study. The many company benefits from the new paradigm are presented and recommendations are made for IS managers to proceed in this important area.