Expert system technology transfer strategies: Selected cases from the United States and Mexico [Book Review]

AI and Society 6 (4):324-336 (1992)
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Abstract

Expert systems are being developed in a multitude of domains worldwide. The usage of expert systems within organizations is growing; however, many expert systems projects still fail due to poor ‘institutionalization’ practices. This paper addresses various strategies for providing the transfer of expert systems technology within organizations. Specifically, this paper will address expert system technology transfer strategies using examples from United States and Mexican organizations

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