Towards A Context-Sensitive Distributed Knowledge Management System For The Knowledge Organization

Topics:
Knowledge Management
Tags:
Knowledge,
Knowledge Management System,
Management,
Strategy,
University Of Edinburgh
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University of Edinburgh

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Overview: Current Distributed Knowledge Management (DKM) efforts often consider the general difficult case when the knowledge can be inconsistent. This paper focuses on the particular case when the knowledge in a system is coherent, but at the same time can evolve dynamically. Even if only a small part of an organization's knowledge can be formalized, it should be consistent across different knowledge activities. Also, a DKM system should have semantic autonomy, and formalize this notion is formalized. These assumptions are desirable when a DKM system is used as an organisational knowledge infrastructure.

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Format: PDF | Size: 121KB | Date: Jul 2005 | Pages: 14

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