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Document Mining For DSS

The data component of DSS has consisted primarily of data records and data bases. This trend has continued recently with the growth of data warehousing and data mining. But much of the information that is important to DSS is in the form of documents. Technologies for document management and document mining are emerging and will be crucial for the continued advancement of DSS. The purpose of this paper is to explore and organize the topic of document mining as a major new technology for DSS. The first section of the paper establishes the definition and scope of document mining and shows how it relates to other currently popular topics such as data mining, document management, knowledge management, and information management in general. The next section discusses the value, benefit, and the ultimate objectives of document mining. The third section outlines the desired functionality of document mining. In spite of all the new technologies for managing information in documents, there has been minimal progress in integrating these technologies into DSS.