2010
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-15961-9_74
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Knowledge Representation in Virtual Teams: A Perspective Approach for Synthetic Worlds

Abstract: Abstract. Thanks to ICT, new organizational forms are emerging that keep the pace of an increasingly demanding competitive environment. Among them, Virtual Enterprises (VEs) and Virtual Teams (VTs) represent two challenging organizational forms from the point of view of effective management.An open issue in VEs/VTs is the social and economical sustainability of knowledge sharing in virtual environments, which is often underestimated. We address it from the point of view of "virtual worlds" and developed a prot… Show more

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“…The barriers appearing in knowledge management raise on the public and private knowledge treatment but methodologies such as Mediation Information System Engineering (MISE) can be used to deal with it (Bénaben et al, 2010). Note the importance of ICT in knowledge management process to support knowledge generation and sharing among partners; web services facilitate this knowledge exchange (Fiumara et al 2010). Although there are tools specifically designed for the NHN contex, the provided guidelines are needed to be adapted and there is a lack of models defined from the decentralised perspective characterising the NHN.…”
Section: Knowledge Management Bmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The barriers appearing in knowledge management raise on the public and private knowledge treatment but methodologies such as Mediation Information System Engineering (MISE) can be used to deal with it (Bénaben et al, 2010). Note the importance of ICT in knowledge management process to support knowledge generation and sharing among partners; web services facilitate this knowledge exchange (Fiumara et al 2010). Although there are tools specifically designed for the NHN contex, the provided guidelines are needed to be adapted and there is a lack of models defined from the decentralised perspective characterising the NHN.…”
Section: Knowledge Management Bmentioning
confidence: 99%