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NeumVe$t Joumnl, pp X-1 1 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (1995a) Introduction to Artificial Intelligence: Basics of Expert Systems, Fuzzy Logic, Neural Networks, and Genetic Algorithms Virlual Trading, I Lederman and R A Klein (Eds) Chicago: Probus P u b l i s h i n g , pp, 3 - 3 4 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (1995b) Neural Networks in Trading Vinual Trading, J Lederman and R A Klein (Ed%) Chicago: Pmbus Publishing, pp 3544 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (November 1996) On Developing Trading Systems Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities, pp 46-60 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (December 1996) A Rule-Based Approach to Trading Technical An~alysis of Stocks an,d Commodities, pp 22-34 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (January 1997) Developing Systems with a RuleBased Approach Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodiries, pp 38-52 Katz.

Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (February 1997) Genetic Algorithms and RuleBased Systems Technical Annlycis of Stocks and Commodities, pp 46-60 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (April 1997) Seasonality and Trading Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities, pp 50-61 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (May 1997) Cycles and Trading Systems Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commoditie$ pp 38-46 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (June 1997) Lunar Cycles and Trading Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities, pp 3846 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (July 1997) Evaluating Trading Systems with Statistics Technical Analysis of Stocks and Cornmodifies, pp 50-61 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (August 1997) Using Statistics with Trading Systems Techniccll Analysis rfSfockr und Cornmodifies, pp 32-38 Katz Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (September 1997) Sunspots and Market Activity Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities pp 46-54.

most likely to consume the largest amount of the rm s products. The resulting prospect database of 180,000 companies was designed to list the top 10 prospects in each agent s territory and the particular products that these prospects were most likely to buy. The model was also designed to predict the next best product for each of the existing customers in each agent s territory. The next best product was the product that the customer was not now purchasing that the model predicted was most likely to be purchased and to have the highest sales. This was information that the agents did not have and could not easily develop without CSC s help. CSC s next job was to get the agents to buy into the idea and subscribe to the top 10 prospects and next best product information. Experience in other situations had convinced CSC that agents will use valuable information like this only if they pay for it. If it is offered free, they will consider it worthless. How do you get 1800 independent agents to sign up for such a service and pay for it Scott decided to develop a major campaign to sell the agents. He started with the few agents who he knew would buy into the idea from

Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (November 1997) Adding the Human Element to Neural Nets Technical Analysis of Stocks and Commodities, pp 5264 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (Febmay 1998) Exits, Stops and Strategy Technical Annlyris of Stocks and Commodities pp 32-40 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McComdck, Donna L (March 1998) Testing Exit Strategies, Technical Analysis of Srocks and Commodities, pp 35-42 Katz, Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (April 1998) Using Trailing Stops in Exit Strategies Technical Analysis @Stocks and Commodities, pp 86-92 Katz Jeffrey Owen, and McCormick, Donna L (May 199X) Using Barrier Stops in Exit Strategies Technical Ana1,ysir of Stocks and Commodin es, pp 63-89..

the start. Their success in using the top 10 prospects could be used to convince the others that they could pro t by signing on. The delivery system for the names was interesting. CSC decided to install Epiphany software on the database which could be accessed by the 1800 agents through the Web. Each participating agent received an ID and a PIN so that its employees could sign onto the database and see a Web page that was designed just for them and that featured information about their sales and commissions, their top 10 prospects, the next best product for each of their existing customers, and a chart that compared their sales with those of other agents in their region and in the nation. A contest was designed for the agents who made the most effective use of the top 10 prospects, with prizes for the winners. By making its independent agents pro table, the manufacturer would increase its sales and pro ts.