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Stottler Henke systems help organizations train their employees more quickly and cost effectively;
schedule operations and allocate resources more effectively;
capture and apply institutional knowledge; improve decision making;
and efficiently develop intelligent software systems.
Intelligent Training Systems - complement traditional classroom and computer-based training (CBT) software
by letting students “learn by doing,” using simulated scenarios.
The systems apply intelligent tutoring system (ITS) techniques to infer each student’s understanding
(and misunderstanding) of relevant concepts and principles from his or her actions.
ITSs select scenarios for each student which use concepts and principles that are not well understood,
to focus the student’s time on those areas which require the most attention and practice.
Intelligent Planning & Scheduling Systems
- apply heuristics and algorithms used by human experts to solve scheduling problems whose
constraints are too complex for traditional optimization or dispatch rule techniques.
Intelligent Knowledge Management & Discovery Systems
- capture the knowledge of in-house experts as rules, models, and
case bases of previously encountered situations and solutions.
These knowledge repositories enable advisory systems to help companies assess situations,
diagnose and repair problems, design products and processes more quickly and consistently,
extract valuable knowledge from large databases, and conduct comprehensive online research.
Intelligent Decision Support Systems
- help people assess situations, analyze information, and
make predictions or decisions in areas such as equipment diagnosis, planning, and design.
These systems apply the knowledge of experts, encoded as heuristic rules, computational models, or experiences.
Computer Security & Reliability Tools
- enable automated and semi-automated detection, diagnosis, and recovery from
computer system problems
caused by faults, exceptional conditions, or deliberate attacks.
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