Added by Geoff Sauer on Aug 01, 2004.
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An expert system is an exciting new type of computer software. Instead of having to consult a high-priced consultant, an overworked staff expert or complicated reference literature, the user just responds to a series of questions posed by the system. From the data entered, the computer identifies the problem and recommends the best action. In this presentation, a technical communicator and a content expert explore uses of expert systems to resolve complex occupational health and safety questions.
 
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