A Data Centre Configurable Data Mining Document Management Information System

Data extraction is often a dynamic process that can be easily modelled as a workflow for data processing. When massive collections of data have to be evaluated and/or sophisticated data mining algorithms have to be performed, it can take very long to execute data analysis workflows. Effective techno...

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Computer architecture
Data analysis
Data centers
Data collection
Data mining
Data processing
document management
Document management systems
Information management
job predictions
management information system
Management information systems
Virtual environments
Workflow
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