1991
DOI: 10.1016/0167-8116(91)90006-s
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Issues in the development and use of expert systems for marketing decisions

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“…Verhulp, 1982;Morey and McCann, 1983;Mitchell et al, 1991). Our study shows that the optimal marketing mix 'structure' highly depends on the functional form used to model sales response.…”
Section: Summary and Concluding Remarksmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Verhulp, 1982;Morey and McCann, 1983;Mitchell et al, 1991). Our study shows that the optimal marketing mix 'structure' highly depends on the functional form used to model sales response.…”
Section: Summary and Concluding Remarksmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Although a huge amount of information is available on marketing planning, it is still an area which is less well understood and where there is a lack of a framework which can be easily transferred into a computer system, or directly applicable to build an expert system (ES). As Mitchell et al (1991) have found, our understanding of causal structure that relates market factors is relatively loose, at least compared to the engineering domain in which many expert systems have been developed. The development of ESs has revealed the incompetence of our own knowledge of how to analyse marketing problems.…”
Section: In1roductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Managers moeten daarom vaststellen op welke beslissingsgebieden zij beter zijn dan econo metrische modellen of expertsystemen. Mitchell, Russo en Wittink (1991) geven aan welke voor-en nadelen zijn verbonden aan elk van drie alternatieve bases voor het nemen van beslissingen, te weten: a. een econometrisch model; b. een expertsysteem; c. de manager. Zij geven aan dat een econometrisch model consistent is en optimaal informatie kan integreren.…”
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