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Abstract

Intelligent Systems and Their Implications for the Industries

Sanjeev Sharma

45-58 Vol: 4, Issue: 3, 2014
Receiving Date: 2014-06-11
Acceptance Date: 2014-07-12
Publication Date: 2014-08-11
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Abstract

In this dynamic and turbulent business environment, technology plays a pivotal role in the success of a
business concern that cannot be ruled out. Thus, with the development of the technology for the business
concerns has changed the face of the business. The family of intelligent systems so developed by the
organizations like SAP, IBM, and GS1 etc has made the businesses more efficient and processes more
effective. Intelligent systems in the business can not only provide a seamless shopping experience to the
consumer, but can also help businesses streamline their operations so that they can meet the challenges
of competition, shrinkage, supply chain management, inventory and store management by implementing
new technologies. They can lend cutting-edge technology to industries and it only gets better with newer
processes and softwares coming into the market. Industries need to shake up their feathers and fully
realize the potential of intelligent systems and incorporate them in their business.

Keywords: intelligent systems; industries; SAP

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