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International Journal of Politics, Culture, and Society, 1997
Knowledge is a ghost to social scientists. It spooks their work. For them, it is a subject unlike any other. Knowledge, to be sure, is what they, the social ones, like all other scientists, produce. Some people in the hu manities may still search for truth, or truths, but scientists produce knowl edge.
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Knowledge is a ghost to social scientists. It spooks their work. For them, it is a subject unlike any other. Knowledge, to be sure, is what they, the social ones, like all other scientists, produce. Some people in the hu manities may still search for truth, or truths, but scientists produce knowl edge.
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Knowledge-driven Capitalization of Knowledge
2010Capitalization of knowledge happens when knowledge generates an economic added value. The generation of economic value can be said to be direct when one sells the knowledge for some financial, material or behavioral good. The generation of economic value is considered indirect when it allows the production of some material or service goods that are ...
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Journal of Interior Design, 2005
Bruce E. Blackmer, FAIA, is President and CEO of Northwest Architectural Company, a firm of 120 specializing in architecture, planning, interior design, and capital facilities consulting, with offices in Seattle and Spokane, Washington, and Coeur d̂Alene, Idaho.
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Bruce E. Blackmer, FAIA, is President and CEO of Northwest Architectural Company, a firm of 120 specializing in architecture, planning, interior design, and capital facilities consulting, with offices in Seattle and Spokane, Washington, and Coeur d̂Alene, Idaho.
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Communication knowledge for knowledge communication
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1992Abstract Knowledge systems can be regarded as agents communicating between domain experts and end users. We emphasize the concept of “communication knowledge”, distinct from the domain knowledge. Three aspects of communication knowledge are identified and research related to them presented.
Yvonne Wærn +5 more
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International Journal of Knowledge Management, 2007
Knowledge management is a relatively young discipline. Nevertheless, it has accumulated a valuable body of knowledge in the structuring of knowledge and in the design of socio-technical knowledge management systems. However, concepts to describe common, recurring patterns of how to describe, structure, interrelate, group, or manage knowledge elements ...
Jörg Rech +4 more
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Knowledge management is a relatively young discipline. Nevertheless, it has accumulated a valuable body of knowledge in the structuring of knowledge and in the design of socio-technical knowledge management systems. However, concepts to describe common, recurring patterns of how to describe, structure, interrelate, group, or manage knowledge elements ...
Jörg Rech +4 more
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Knowledge as a service and knowledge breaching
2005 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing (SCC'05) Vol-1, 2005In this paper, we introduce and explore a new computing paradigm we call knowledge as a service, in which a knowledge service provider, via its knowledge server, answers queries presented by some knowledge consumers. The knowledge server's answers are based on knowledge models that may be expensive or impossible to obtain for the knowledge consumers ...
Shouhuai Xu, Weining Zhang
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Knowledge acquisition as knowledge assimilation
International Journal of Man-Machine Studies, 1988The assimilation of information obtained from domain experts into an existing knowledge base is an important facet of the knowledge acquisition process. Knowledge assimilation requires an understanding of how the new information corresponds to that already contained in the knowledge base and how this existing information must be modified so as to ...
Lawrence S. Lefkowitz, Victor R. Lesser
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Knowledge Services for Knowledge Workers
2010Knowledge services have been proposed in this paper as a main component and measure in the knowledge society to promote the professional development of knowledge workers and improve their productivity. The basic design principles of knowledge services are discussed to integrate advantages of modern learning systems.
Dehua Ju, Beijun Shen
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Knowledge-Now and Knowledge-All
2019In this paper, we propose a logical framework extending the standard epistemic logic with a new knowledge operator Open image in new window which captures the knowledge about (physically) necessary facts, e.g., scientific knowledge. Semantically, the truth of Open image in new window depends on not only the epistemically indistinguishable worlds from ...
Xinyu Wang 0009, Yanjing Wang 0001
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Knowledge Networks and Knowledge Adjacencies
Proceedings of the 8th Annual ACM India Conference, 2015The modern enterprise is becoming larger and geographically distributed. The structure of companies is also becoming more complicated. Oraganizations are depending on knowledge within the enterprise and outside the enterprise. More and more individuals within organizations are parts of communities of practice which at times extend the boundaries of ...
Vinay Avasthi +4 more
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