Titlebook: Computer Aided Decision Support in Telecommunications; P. G. Flavin,K. A. E. Totton Book 1996 British Telecommunications plc 1996 communic

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Physical Design and Optimization,es is already too large for manual analysis and, as they grow, the problem is compounded. Furthermore, in many companies data is held only as a record or archive. BT has huge volumes of data from 20 million customer accounts, call records, equipment records and fault logs. Potentially valuable infor

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-79895-5iques an experienced analyst can convert voluminous data into valuable information. This can be used to highlight the success (or failure) of marketing campaigns, display processes and be more responsive to customer needs. There are a wide variety of techniques that can be employed for data analysis

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Intercept

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tooth-decay

Akihiro Ohkubo,Kohji Seio,Mitsuo Sekineopposed to systems which support individuals in making decisions alone — ‘the lonely decision maker striding down the hall … to make a decision is true only for minor decisions. In most organizations … most major decisions are made collectively’ [1]. This is certainly borne out by a survey of decisi

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978-94-010-6524-5British Telecommunications plc 1996