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Expert systems are in use today in all types of organizations. For many examples, by industry, see exsys.com (in the case studies) and Jackson (1999). Expert systems are especially useful in ten generic categories, displayed in Table 12.6. For other examples see Jareb and Rajkovic (2001) and Pontz and Power (2003).

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chmod u+w $logfile if [ -w $logfile ] then echo "The program ran at: $now" > $logfile echo "The second attempt succeeded" else echo "The second attempt failed"

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Bar code scanners scan the black-and-white bars written in the Universal Product Code (UPC) (see Figure T-1.21). This code speci es the name of the product and its manufacturer (product ID). Then a computer nds in the database the price equivalent to the product s ID. Bar codes are especially valuable in high-volume processing where keyboard energy is too slow and/or inaccurate. Applications include supermarket checkout, airline baggage stickers, and transport companies packages (Federal Express, United Parcel Service, and the U.S. Postal Service). The wand reader is a special handheld bar code reader that can read codes that are also readable by people.

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