This is an organized collection of people, procedures, software, databases, and devices that creates, captures, refines, stores, manages, and disseminates knowledge. Examples include Zendesk, Capacity, and Twine to name a few. These systems can exist in many forms, including:Process-driven applicationsAutomated data integrationData capture and work flow solutionsPurpose-built databasesContent life cycle managementAutomated document and classification solutionsDocument, content and imagine solutionsSecure file sharingOptical character recognitionSocial analytics and engagement solutionsIntegration of enterprise searchBusiness intelligenceWhat type of system is this? a.Organizational Network Analysis (ONA) b.None of the Above c.Business Rule Management System (BRMS) d.Knowledge Management System (KMS) e.Transaction Processing Systems (TPSs)

Answered: Business Rule Management System (BRMS

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

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This is an organized collection of people, procedures, software, databases, and devices that creates, captures, refines, stores, manages, and disseminates knowledge. Examples include Zendesk, Capacity, and Twine to name a few.

These systems can exist in many forms, including:

Process-driven applications
Automated data integration
Data capture and work flow solutions
Purpose-built databases
Content life cycle management
Automated document and classification solutions
Document, content and imagine solutions
Secure file sharing
Optical character recognition
Social analytics and engagement solutions
Integration of enterprise search
Business intelligence

What type of system is this?

	a.	Organizational Network Analysis (ONA)
	b.	None of the Above
	c.	Business Rule Management System (BRMS)
	d.	Knowledge Management System (KMS)
	e.	Transaction Processing Systems (TPSs)