posted on 2005-05-01, 00:00authored byKok-Leong Ong, Zili ZhangZili Zhang, W K Ng, E P Lim
Many organizations struggle with the massive amount of data they collect. Today, data does more than serve as the ingredients for churning out statistical reports. They help support efficient operations in many organizations, and to some extent, data provide the competitive intelligence organizations need to survive in today's economy. Data mining can't always deliver timely and relevant results because data are constantly changing. However, stream-data processing might be more effective, judging by the Matrix project.
History
Journal
Intelligent systems
Volume
20
Pagination
60 - 67
Location
Los Alamitos, Calif.
Open access
Yes
ISSN
1541-1672
eISSN
1941-1294
Language
eng
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