Management support systems: Towards integrated knowledge management

Zelený, Milan

doi:10.3233/hsm-1987-7108

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“…One way to achieve that communication goal is to refer to the "data to wisdom hierarchy" (Zelený 1987, Ackoff 1989) by associating data and tools to one of its level (data, information, knowledge, wisdom) and indicating the type of users from specialist researchers to public at large.…”

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LifeWatchGreece Portal development: architecture, implementation and challenges for a biodiversity research e-infrastructure

Gougousis

Bailly

2016

BDJ

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BackgroundBiodiversity data is characterized by its cross-disciplinary character, the extremely broad range of data types and structures, and the plethora of different data sources providing resources for the same piece of information in a heterogeneous way. Since the web inception two decades ago, there are multiple initiatives to connect, aggregate, share, and publish biodiversity data, and to establish data and work flows in order to analyze them. The European program LifeWatch aims at establishing a distributed network of nodes implementing virtual research environment in Europe to facilitate the work of biodiversity researchers and managers. LifeWatchGreece is one of these nodes where a portal was developed offering access to a suite of virtual laboratories and e-services.New informationDespite its strict definition in information technology, in practice "portal" is a fairly broad term that embraces many web architectures. In the biodiversity domain, the term "portal" is usually used to indicate either a web site that provides access to a single or an aggregation of data repositories (like: http://indiabiodiversity.org/, http://www.mountainbiodiversity.org/, http://data.freshwaterbiodiversity.eu), a web site that gathers information about various online biodiversity tools (like http://test-eubon.ebd.csic.es/, http://marine.lifewatch.eu/) or a web site that just gathers information and news about the biodiversity domain (like http://chm.moew.government.bg). LifeWatchGreece's portal takes the concept of a portal a step further. In strict IT terms, LifeWatchGreece's portal is partly a portal, partly a platform and partly an aggregator. It includes a number of biodiversity-related web tools integrated into a centrally-controlled software ecosystem. This ecosystem includes subsystems for access control, traffic monitoring, user notifications and web tool management. These subsystems are shared to all the web tools that have been integrated to the portal and thereby are part of this ecosystem. These web tools do not consist in external and completely independent web applications as it happens in most other portals. A quite obvious (to the user) indication of this is the Single-Sign-On (SSO) functionality for all tools and the common user interface wrapper that most of these tools use. Another example of a less obvious functionality is the common user profile that is shared and can be utilized by all tools (e.g user's timezone).

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

LifeWatchGreece Portal development: architecture, implementation and challenges for a biodiversity research e-infrastructure

Gougousis

Bailly

2016

BDJ

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“…One area of IS research where wisdom is explicitly mentioned is the DIKW model (Ackoff, 1989;Rowley, 2007;Zeleny, 1987). This model has achieved almost meme-like status in the IS literature.…”

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The wisdom nexus: Guiding information systems research, practice, and education

Dalal

Pauleen

2018

Information Systems Journal

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“Wisdom” has been at the heart of practical, philosophical, and spiritual disciplines since antiquity and is now increasingly receiving organizational as well as academic attention in scholarly areas that include psychology and organizational studies among others. However, practical wisdom has not received adequate focus in the information systems (IS) discipline. In this commentary, we make the case for a systemic focus on the role of wisdom in IS research, teaching, and practice. We introduce underlying theoretical concepts of wisdom; review relevant key research linking wisdom and IS; propose a framework to link wisdom with IS research, practice, and education; and discuss the implications of the framework and illustrate how it can be used to generate research opportunities for IS. We conclude that wisdom, whose goal is the common good, can provide a foundation to discover, view, understand, and resolve myriad issues that lie at the nexus of wisdom and information technologies.

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“…Henry'emu (1974). W roku 1987 M. Zeleny (1987) przedstawił koncepcję hierarchii DIKW, obejmującej oprócz danych, informacji i wiedzy także poziom mądrości. DIKW to akronim pochodzący od pierwszych liter angielskich nazw terminów wchodzących w skład hierarchii: data (dane), information (informacja), knowledge (wiedza) i wisdom (mądrość) 1 .…”

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Manipulacja informacją na rynkach finansowych: przyczynek do analizy na przykładzie rynku kapitałowego w Polsce

Podolski

2019

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Celem artykułu jest opisanie i scharakteryzowanie zjawiska manipulacji cenami instrumentów finansowych za pomocą informacji. W pierwszej części pracy, na podstawie konceptualnej analizy literatury przedmiotu, przedstawiono pojęcia informacji i manipulacji w kontekście obowiązujących uregulowań prawnych oraz funkcji pełnionych na rynku finansowym. W drugiej części posłużono się danymi Komisji Nadzoru Finansowego do przeprowadzenia przyczynku do analizy znaczenia jakości informacji finansowej dla efektywności rynku w odniesieniu do najważniejszych źródeł komunikatów wykorzystywanych przez inwestorów: raportów okresowych i bieżących, analiz i rekomendacji analityków, doniesień medialnych czy informacji poufnych, plotek i pogłosek. Przedstawione zostały także konkretne przykłady manipulacji informacją na polskim rynku kapitałowym w latach 2006–2017.

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Management support systems: Towards integrated knowledge management

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LifeWatchGreece Portal development: architecture, implementation and challenges for a biodiversity research e-infrastructure

LifeWatchGreece Portal development: architecture, implementation and challenges for a biodiversity research e-infrastructure

The wisdom nexus: Guiding information systems research, practice, and education

Manipulacja informacją na rynkach finansowych: przyczynek do analizy na przykładzie rynku kapitałowego w Polsce

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