Enterprise Knowledge Clouds: Next Generation KM Systems?
Kemal A. Delic, Jeff Riley
Abstract
Kemal A. Delic, Jeff Riley
Abstract
We are witnessing the emergence of the global, dependable and efficient infrastructure of cloud computing. We assess the current state of the enterprise knowledge management field and project the possible emergence of enterprise knowledge clouds. We give some architectural views, discuss briefly the underlying technologies and describe roughly related applications. We conclude with possible developments in the next five to fifteen years.
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We are witnessing the emergence of the global, dependable and efficient infrastructure of cloud computing. We assess the current state of the enterprise knowledge management field and project the possible emergence of enterprise knowledge clouds. We give some architectural views, discuss briefly the underlying technologies and describe roughly related applications. We conclude with possible developments in the next five to fifteen years.
Key concepts: Cloud computing, Computer science, Field (mathematics), Data science, Enterprise architecture, Knowledge management, Systems engineering, Engineering