Investigating Current Methodologies Used in Developing Neural Network Intelligent Applications for SMEs

Terry H. Walcott University of East London, United Kingdom

Godfried Williams University of East London, United Kingdom

Abstract
It has been suggested that small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are similar to large organisations. But there seems to be a sustained lack of resources for implementing intelligent applications in the small business sector. This paper reviews methodologies for developing intelligent applications for SMEs. It also addresses the issues associated with these methodologies and proposes modalities for improvement.

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Reference:	Walcott, T.H., Williams,G (2006). "Investigating Current Methodologies Used in Developing Neural Network Intelligent Applications for SMEs," . Sprouts: Working Papers on Information Systems, 6(68). http://sprouts.aisnet.org/6-68
Keywords:	Intelligent Applications, Neural Networks, and SMEs
Item Type:	Article - Volume 6 Article 68 (2006)
Language:	English
Email:	Terry H. Walcott (terry@uel.ac.uk)
Additional Information:	This paper was originally published in the below listed conference: Walcott, T., Williams, G., (2006). ‘Investigating current methodologies used in developing neural network intelligent applications for SMEs’, Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Advances in Information Communication Engineering (AICE), pp. 173-190.

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