From Data Management to Knowledge Management

Kellogg,

doi:10.1109/mc.1986.1663036

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“…Other schools of thought from the 1980s opine that KM consists of the acquisition and engineering of knowledge along with knowledge-based systems and data technologies [37][38][39]. However, according to Becerra-Fernandez [40] and Liebowitz [41], the concept of KM was first proposed by researchers in the field of artificial intelligence.…”

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Evaluation of the Conceptual Theories, Elements, and Processes of Knowledge Management in Modern Day Organisations

Cletus¹

2019

HOLISTICA – Journal of Business and Public Administration

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The objective of this paper is to evaluate the conceptual theories, elements, strategies along with the prospects and challenges of knowledge management (KM). The findings indicated that KM is a complex yet important process that requires organisations to create, process, disseminate and apply of knowledge. The findings also revealed knowledge is one of the most valuable resources of any organization. Therefore, effective KM is critical to the growth, performance, and survival of organisations. Furthermore, the many definitions of KM serve as a theoretical framework and empirical basis for multidisciplinary applications and prospects for organisations. Furthermore, the proper adoption and implementation of KM provides a systematic management approach for organisations to create, store, disseminate and apply knowledge critical to organizational performance and decision-making processes. Furthermore, KM can minimize the time, operational costs and material losses during product design, lifecycle, and quality assurance. Despite its merits, KM has numerous challenges. Most notable is the lack of an acceptable definition and understanding of KM concepts and practices. This can result in poor adoption and implementation thereby affecting sustainable organisational growth and development. Therefore, the paper concludes that KM adoption and implementation is critical to organisational goals, growth and performance.

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Section: Historical Overview Of Kmmentioning

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Evaluation of the Conceptual Theories, Elements, and Processes of Knowledge Management in Modern Day Organisations

Cletus¹

2019

HOLISTICA – Journal of Business and Public Administration

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“…1,2,3,4 Some projects, however, have also been undertaken to put sophisticated database design and management tools to use in organizing and managing the knowledge bases of expert systems. 5,6,7 This paper adds to this latter trend a specific model for dealing with a rule based system and also a promising method for handling certain procedural aspects of the expert system reasoning process in a fashion consistent with system transparency, simplicity, and expandability.…”

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RESKB: A Relational Solution To An Expert System's Knowledge Base

1987

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Despite the obvious equivalence between many of the problems and concepts of the knowledge bases in intelligent systems and standard databases, important differences exist which make a unified treatment difficult. This paper presents a combination of expert-system concepts with database management techniques that creates a more responsive and flexible rule -based system. The complete design, known as RESKB (Relational Expert System Knowledge Base) provides a widely applicable model for the actual construction and management of a rule base. The presentation of RESKB uses database design tools to organize the knowledge base and extends to the handling of "procedural inclusions" and their control. The whole development focuses on maintaining system transparency, simplicity, and expandability. Two possible methods of implementing the RESKB model are also presented.

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Establishing logical connectivity between query keywords and database contents

Shin

Chu

1998

Advances in Artificial Intelligence

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From Data Management to Knowledge Management

Cited by 49 publications

References 5 publications

Evaluation of the Conceptual Theories, Elements, and Processes of Knowledge Management in Modern Day Organisations

Evaluation of the Conceptual Theories, Elements, and Processes of Knowledge Management in Modern Day Organisations

RESKB: A Relational Solution To An Expert System's Knowledge Base

Establishing logical connectivity between query keywords and database contents

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