Knowledge Modeling Techniques for Knowledge Management
Cheng Yao-dong
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Cheng Yao-dong
Abstract
After the requirements of knowledge modeling techniques for knowledge management are analyzed, the knowledge modeling techniques based on knowledge carriers, knowledge content information and knowledge scenario are proposed and described in detail. And the mechanism how such knowledge modeling techniques support the integration between knowledge and knowledge, knowledge and people, knowledge and processes are analyzed. Finally, an example is given for illustrating the application of the techniques. With the characteristics of opening and convenience, this knowledge modeling techniques, which make knowledge integrated easily, can model the explicit knowledge and tacit knowledge in the same way.
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After the requirements of knowledge modeling techniques for knowledge management are analyzed, the knowledge modeling techniques based on knowledge carriers, knowledge content information and knowledge scenario are proposed and described in detail. And the mechanism how such knowledge modeling techniques support the integration between knowledge and knowledge, knowledge and people, knowledge and processes are analyzed. Finally, an example is given for illustrating the application of the techniques. With the characteristics of opening and convenience, this knowledge modeling techniques, which make knowledge integrated easily, can model the explicit knowledge and tacit knowledge in the same way.
Key concepts: Domain knowledge, Knowledge integration, Knowledge management, Open Knowledge Base Connectivity, Computer science, Knowledge engineering, Tacit knowledge, Knowledge modeling