Abstract
This paper surveys the use of fuzzy methods in commercial applications of the technology of expert systems and in commercial products which aim to support such applications. It attempts to evaluate the utility of such an approach to uncertainty management compared to other well known methods of handling uncertainty in expert systems. Starting from this base it attempts an evaluation of the prospects for fuzzy expert systems in the medium term. As a survey it attempts to list applications and commercial products as comprehensively as is practical and includes an extensive bibliography on the topic.
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