Many enterprises downsize to adapt to more competitive environments, but unless they have
captured the knowledge of their employees, downsizing can result in a loss of critical …

KNOWLEDGE-MANAGEMENT spending is expected to rise from $410 million in 1994 to
over $4.5 billion in 1999. 1 Similarly, 42% of the Fortune 1000 have appointed a CKO …

The paper evaluates the phenomenon of knowledge management (KM) and its relationship
to the artificial intelligence (AI) technologies of knowledge-based systems, case-based …

Users' personal information spaces are characterized by their content, organisation, and
ongoing user interaction with them. They are fluid entities, evolving over time, and …

Assimilation is a critical issue for knowledge management. Knowledge may be gathered,
created or converted, but if it is not assimilated, the organization will not be able to take …

This article explores the role of knowledge-based systems (KBS) in knowledge management
(KM). KM is considered an umbrella term, incorporating various issues related to the value of …

A tudásmenedzsment területe az 1990-es évek közepétıl egyre növekvı népszerőségnek
örvend, mind a kutatók, mind az alkalmazók körében. A kezdeti tudásmenedzsment …

The article sketches three ongoing projects (KnowMore, ENRICH, and Know-Net) currently
running in the Knowledge Management Group of DFKI, investigating requirements and …

The modern organisation faces an increasingly complex and diverse range of challenges
that often cannot be resolved in-house, such as rapidly changing competitive markets, new …

After identification or creation of knowledge it is codified and stored in the corporate
database or knowledge-based systems for retrieval and application or reuse by globally …