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Operational Knowledge Management

2006
The differences between the paradigms of knowledge management (KM) and operations management are huge. Whereas KM is rooted in the disciplines of human relations, sociology, organization analysis, and strategic management, the operations management paradigm finds its roots in industrial engineering, business economics, and information systems.
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The emergence of operative knowledge

2023
Tesis (Doctor in Engineering Sciences)--Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, 2013 ; La tecnología nos provee acceso permanente y ubicuo a repositorios en línea de la experiencia humana, cambiando la forma en la que nos relacionamos con la información y el conocimiento.
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Operational knowledge management: identification of knowledge objects, operation methods, and goals and means for the support function

Journal of the Operational Research Society, 2003
Summary: Though much has been written about knowledge management, this field has not been described extensively from an operational management perspective. Consequently, knowledge management seems difficult to implement at the operational levels of the organisations.
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KSOS — An Operating System for Knowledge Societies

International Journal of Semantic Computing, 2015
One may expect the Internet to evolve from being information centric to knowledge centric. This paper introduces the concept of a Knowledge Society Operating System (KSOS) that allows users to form knowledge societies in which members can search, create, manipulate and connect geographically distributed knowledge resources (including data, documents ...
Ke Hao, Phillip C.-Y. Sheu, Hiroshi Yamaguchi, Jeffrey J. P. Tsai   +3 more
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KnoWeb: an operational knowledge organisation framework

International Journal of Electronic Business, 2004
KnoWeb is a project which aims at devising a generic framework for operational knowledge organisation (OKO). OKO differs from established approaches to both content management and knowledge organisation, in that content is decomposed semantically to explicate (part of) the semantics through relational symbol arrangement amenable to algorithmic ...
Michaela Denk, Karl Anton Froeschl, Peter Hrastnik, Theresia Reinsperger, Roman Urro   +4 more
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Declarative and operational in knowledge based systems

1991
The contribution deals with some aspects of complementing declarative and procedural knowledge representation in knowledge based systems from the object-oriented perspective.
M. Popper, Milos Hauskrecht
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Knowledge transfer to the subsidiaries operating in overseas

Industrial Management & Data Systems, 2010
PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to provide information for the companies that pretend to transfer knowledge to their subsidiaries situated in an least developed country (LDC), because of the local operative specificity which is influenced by three analytical dimensions: first, the multinational enterprise's (MNE) ability to transfer knowledge ...
José Martins, Nelson António
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Knowledge management in extended operations networks

Journal of Knowledge Management, 2003
It is argued that existing literature on knowledge management fails to combine inter‐and intra‐organizational knowledge transfers and also neglects the role of spatial proximity in face‐to‐face transfers of tacit knowledge. A model is developed that captures these variables in a dyadic transfer situation, and short cases illustrate aspects of the model.
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Data Centres Operating in the Knowledge Economy

Journal of Information & Knowledge Management, 2012
Data is an abundant resource in the knowledge economy and the need for data centres and storage solutions to harness this data is evident. This research attempts to gain an understanding of some of the practices amongst data centres participating in the knowledge economy.
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Rules for the Knowledge Operator

2006
Abstract This chapter examines the idea that the logical principles governing the knowledge operator are the root cause of the paradox. There are two such principles: the first is that knowledge implies truth, and the second is that knowledge distributes over conjunction, so that knowledge of a conjunction constitutes knowledge of the ...
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