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The trouble with us humans is that we think. We think we know what we must have when we design a system but, at the design stage, we don't know what we don't know. That's where that Latin phrase "ad hoc" enters the scene: We demand answers from a system for questions that occur to us as we ponder some decision or action. Ad hoc questions occur in this specific situation. We want to cross-examine those computer data tables, regardless of transaction entry ease at this point; we want analytic ease for decision support. Right now.
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