The Enterprise Competitive Intelligence System Based on Data Mining

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In knowledge economy era, data and information become important economy resources. Drawing valuable information quickly from great amount of datum and reacting immediately, will become the key of corporation success. The paper introduces Competitive Intelligence and Corporation Competitive Intelligence System (CIS) firstly. Then, the paper gives the concept of Data Mining and general process. Furthermore, the paper gives a model of Corporation Competitive Intelligence System based on data mining and its relevant process.

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