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| Autor | Uwe Lämmel |
| Tagung/Veranstaltung | Baltic Business and Socio-Economics Development |
| Ort | Riga |
| vom | 29. September 2008 bis 02. Oktober 2008 |
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| Titel Proceedings | Proceedings BBSED 2008 |
| Autor Proceedings | Gunnar Prause, Tatjana Muravska |
| Verlag | Berliner Wissenschaftsverlag |
| Erscheinungsjahr | 2009 |
Abstract
Knowledge Management is aimed at providing the desired knowledge whenever and wherever it is needed. In an organisation the complete knowledge of the organisation should be managed in such a way that it is available for everybody who needs it in order to accomplish his duties.
Knowledge networks have promised to solve the problem by bringing together two concepts: Semantic networks and a graphical visualisation using topic maps. Although these networks work quite well once they have reached a certain level the amount of work for the development cannot be underestimated. Wiki systems promise an easy handling and can be well applied for knowledge management. We argue that a combination of knowledge networks and an easy-to-use Wiki will seriously improve knowledge management. Various applications are possible: in a company, in a university, in a region or across borders.
