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Register a new userBuilding a Knowledge Discovery in Database (KDD) Model Based on SCRUM Agile Methodology (SCRUM-BI)
بناء نموذج لاكتشاف المعرفة في البيانات يعتمد المنهجيّة الرشيقة سكروم
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نقدم في هذا العمل نموذج جديد لاكتشاف المعرفة في البيانات " SCRUM-BI " يعتمد المنهجية الرّشيقة سكروم، للمساعدة في بناء تطبيقات ذكاء الأعمال ( BI ) و التنقيب في البيانات. يتميز هذا النموذج بأنّه أكثر تكيّفاً مع التغييرات في المتطلبات و الأولويات من جهة، و التطورات المتسارعة في بيئات العمل من جهة أخرى، كما يحسّن و يعزز عملية الحصول على المعرفة و مشاركتها، مما يسهم في دعم عملية اتخاذ القرارات الاستراتيجية. جرى اختبار و تقييم النموذج باستخدام حالة دراسيّة على قطاع شركات الاتصالات في سوريا.
In this work, we are proposing a new model for knowledge discovery in database (KDD) named "SCRUM-BI". It based on SCRUM agile methodology to enhance the way of building Business Intelligence and Data Mining applications. This model characterized as more adaptive to the changing requirements, priorities and rapidly evolving business environments. SCRUM-BI Also improves and enhances the process of knowledge obtaining and sharing, which contributes to support strategic decision-making. The model was validated using a case study on the telecommunications sector in Syria.
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U. Fayyad, G. P. Shapiro and P. Smyth, Advances in knowledge discovery and data mining, Menlo Park, CA: American Association for Artificial Intelligence, 1996
G. P. Shapiro, "Analytics and data mining: The key to successful CRM," in Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining Conference, Boston, MA, 2000
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