2020
DOI: 10.3233/faia200826
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Evaluation of XML Schema Support in Knowledge Management

Abstract: Well organized data contributes extensively to the classification possibilities and quality of Knowledge Management. XML schemas play an important role in data organization activities, and provide basic foundations for companies and organizations dealing with large amounts of data. In times where knowledge represents the greatest advantage in a competitive economy and is relatively simple to find through different web providers, the quality of internal data structures and efficient management of a company’s va… Show more

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“…KMPs involve a set of data, information and knowledge which contribute to creating value and competitive advantage in organizations [37], improving their performance and position in highly dynamic markets [38]. In turn, they promote problem-solving and decision-making based on identifying strategic intangible assets [34]; among those that stand out are: technology, identity, brand, reputation, identity, skills, and the experience of employees [39].…”
Section: Knowledge Management Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…KMPs involve a set of data, information and knowledge which contribute to creating value and competitive advantage in organizations [37], improving their performance and position in highly dynamic markets [38]. In turn, they promote problem-solving and decision-making based on identifying strategic intangible assets [34]; among those that stand out are: technology, identity, brand, reputation, identity, skills, and the experience of employees [39].…”
Section: Knowledge Management Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%