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Expert Systems as Knowledge Servers

Wide-area networks and the Internet-based World Wide Web allow developers to provide intelligent knowledge servers. Expert systems running on servers can support a large group of users who communicate with the system over the network. In this approach, user interfaces based on Web protocols provide access to the knowledge servers. Users do not need special hardware or software to consult these services with appropriate Web browsers.