Digital ecosystems For Knowledge Management in Systems Engineering

Ontology Learning for Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge

“…In other words, SE still does not have a comprehensive, detailed knowledge representation that describes the concepts that domain experts agree upon, as well as their terms, definitions, and semantics. Although some initial effort has been made to reduce the miscommunication and misunderstanding between stakeholders by formalizing SE terminologies, there still lacks a cohesive knowledge representation to conceptualize the entire SE body of knowledge (Adcock et al, 2016;Di Maio, 2010;Martin et al, 2013). SE is a multidimensional, interdisciplinary knowledge process that contains complex problems that cannot be easily solved by traditional engineering paradigms.…”

“…However, ontology-based SE (OBSE) is still in its infancy. Despite the fact that several ontologies have been created for solving particular SE problems (Engel et al, 2018;Givehchi et al, 2017;Hallberg et al, 2014), there is a lack of mature and formal ontologies for depicting the entire SE body of knowledge (Adcock et al, 2016;Di Maio, 2010;Martin et al, 2013).…”

“…• There still lacks a cohesive knowledge representation to conceptualize the entire SE body of knowledge (Adcock et al, 2016;Di Maio, 2010;Hallberg et al, 2014;Martin et al, 2013;van Ruijven, 2013;Ward et al, 2018a).…”

Advancing knowledge management for system integration : improving the management of lessons learned to enhance organisational learning and railway system performance

“…The first variable of findability stresses investigating source findability, given the difficulty in the conversion of knowledge from the tacit to the explicit form, and acknowledges the critical role socialization plays in tacit knowledge sharing (Kakabadse et al, 2001). The authors realize the significant value of tacit knowledge with regard to lessons learned and call for an investigation into the degree to which knowledge receivers can find its source (Di Maio, 2010;Narayan & Olsson, 2013). Similarly, the retrieval of information has been one of the major barriers to lessons learned by Yang et al (2019).…”