Cognitive Information Systems in Management Sciences

Computer science is an area in which cognitive science is experiencing a renaissance given its multidisciplinary nature. This combination with technical sciences has developed into a new field of study, Cognitive Informatics. Cognitive Information systems study how the human brain processes information and how decisions are made and studies how these processes can be computationally mimicked or enhanced. Cognitive Information Systems in Management Sciences summarizes the body of work in this area and takes an analytical approach to interpreting the data and provides an approach that can be used for practical implementation in the fields of computing, economics, and engineering. Using numerous illustrative examples and following both theoretical and practical results Dr. Lidia Ogiela discusses; Concepts and principles of Cognitive information SystemsThe relationship between intelligent computer data analysis and how to utilize computational intelligent approaches to enhance information retrievalA unified structured approach that can be used to develop information flow in cognitive management systemsReal world implantation use cases in management science, computer science and engineering Discusses the basic concepts and principles of Cognitive information systems and provides, ‘real-world' implementation examplesExplains the relationship between intelligent computer data analysis and how to utilize computational intelligent approaches to enhance information retrievalProvides a unified structured approach that can be used to develop information flow in cognitive management systems