Artificial Intelligence in
Business Web Resources
Guide
Introduction
This collection of web resources is
for anyone wishing to start the process of implementing AI tools or
assisting systems at their business. Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the
oldest, broadest phrase or term. Due to the limited scope of this
resource, interested persons will want to search by the various synonyms
and keywords (e.g., Knowledge-based systems, expert systems, intelligent
agents, etc.) Most pages, if not all, will have appropriate links to
help with this.
Please visit the pages at USC’s Elliott White
Springs Business Library, especially Search Engines
and BRASS's Best
of the Best Business Web Sites, a Directory of business sites and
sources provided by the Business Reference and Services Section (BRASS)
of the Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) of the American
Library Association (ALA). AI Portals
- 1. Yahoo
AI Business Pages
This directory
will give sites for the major AI topics Fuzzy Logic, Intelligent Agents,
Knowledge Based Systems, Natural Language Processing, and Neural
Networks and sites for companies with business applications.
(http://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Business_to_Business/Computers/Software/Artificial_Intelligence/)
- 2. ITT/NRC
Search
ITT Canadian National
Research Council's Institute for Information Technology (ITT) listed as
recommended by the Digital Librarian site. Using this link, one may
search the subfields of business (e.g., finance, economics, stocks,
insurance, etc.).
- 3. ITT Artificial
Intelligence in Business Subject Index
Resources for Business, Finance, and AI: AI in
Accounting (events, conference information), AI in Business
(events, conference information), AI in Finance (a magazine;
subscription information, table of contents, Books on AI in Finance and
Investing (three recent books), Journal of Intelligent Systems in
Accounting, Finance and Management (table of contents). Only the Books
link was available (possible server unavailability).
- 4. AI
in Business -- Course Page
Compiled by Daniel E. O'Leary, at the University of
Southern California, it contains resources for an artificial
intelligence (AI) course in business. He includes links to the American
Association for Artificial Intelligence. http://www.usc.edu/schools/business/atisp/AI/AI-Bus/educ-res.htm
- 5. Heuristics and AI in
Finance & Investment
Mr.
Busetti, a resident of South Africa, accumulated a large number of
valuable and time-saving links while working on a thesis. His
well-organized site covers General optimisation / AI resources (links to
Databases, General articles, References, Journals, Software, General
optimisation, and Conferences & Courses) and Special topics (Neural
networks, Genetic algorithms, Tabu search, Simulated annealing). It is
indexed by the KD (Knowledge Discovery) Nuggets page.
AI in Business Symposium /
Articles
- 6. Brain
Storm: Symposium on Applied AI in Business & Science
Organized by the study society Inter-Actief
(http://www.inter-actief.net), the symposium took place on
February 20, 2002, at the University of Twente, The Netherlands. Brain
Storm has a problem with display; it is best to maximize the window on
the LINKS page showing schools and participants.
- 7. PC
Artificial Intelligence Magazine
This online version of the magazine has many pages of
articles devoted to business applications using AI, and includes White
Papers, Demos, Products, Glossary, and Links.
Schools or Colleges
- 10. MIT
Artificial Intelligence Lab
The
original school for AI, the site is searchable and includes a section of
links organized by these foundational concepts: structure, user,
internet, public, knowledge, search, programming, techniques, training,
technology, software, processing, and web.
Companies
- 12. AI Companies
List
This compilation of companies
specializing in AI applications under the ITT umbrella is not readily
seen from their home page.
Visualizing AI / Implementation
Process
Provided by Stottler Henke
Associates, Inc. (SHAI), these (sales pitch) articles / exercises are
helpful for beginning to think from an AI-assisted business
perspective.
Sources: Google search (using ’artificial
intelligence business’); USC, Thomas Cooper Library, Electronic Guides
(Business) and Elliott White Springs Business Library links
A project of University of South Carolina’s
College of Library and Information Science (Dr. Bob Williams, CLIS 748, Business Information Sources
and Services) Ray Davis
Curry, editor Composed: June 11, 2002 Mail to: ravenrdc@earthlink.net |