“StoryWeb”: A storytelling‐based knowledge‐sharing application among multiple stakeholders

Park, Jaehyun; Mostafa, Noha; Han, Hyo‐Joo

doi:10.1111/caim.12368

Cited by 19 publications

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“…Based on the research gaps, our research objective is to develop an innovative ICT-based design application that can improve cargo transportation through better communication between different stakeholders. Drawing on this consideration, a design thinking approach was adopted as a design science methodology [35].…”

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confidence: 99%

Smart Mobile Application for Short-Haul Cargo Transportation

2021

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Smart service systems have been dealing with various wicked social and cultural problems by providing diverse solutions for society. Cargo transportation is one of the most challenging issues in logistics; in this paper, we explore multiple stakeholders’ information environments surrounding containerized cargo transportation by a design thinking approach. Throughout the analysis, the latent problems are summarized in the following two manners: (1) miscommunication with inefficient information flow among multiple stakeholders; and (2) a lack of resource management coordination among service providers. With these two identified problems, the objective of this work is to develop a prototype information and communication technology-based service application for both trucking companies and customers. This work makes two contributions. First, it methodologically proposes a customer-centered design approach for logistics management by adopting a design thinking approach. Second, it suggests a practical ICT-based solution for the mentioned problems.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smart Mobile Application for Short-Haul Cargo Transportation

2021

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“…Learning: They are all those that have the objective of being before a specific user so that the person who uses it obtains information that can later be considered acquired knowledge. This is true of [74]- [85], [90], [92], [94], [98], [100], [101], [105], [108], [109], [111], [112], [115], [117], [119], [120], [129], [130], [134]- [144], where that is the principal In some cases, they implemented an improvement of the serious game, and they re-submitted it to evaluation, to know if everything they considered adding was enough or if they had omitted some requirements again. As an example of this, we found [122]- [126].…”

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Model-Driven in Serios Games and Serious Games with User-Centered Design in the Last Decade: A Review

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Rosales-Morales²,

Benítez–Guerrero³

2022

Proceedings of ISP RAS

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This paper reviews the literature on automatic code generation of user-centered serious games. We decided to break the study in two parts: one study about serious games with model driven engineering, and another study about user-centered serious games. This paper presents an extension of a paper presented at CONISOFT 20 where a systematic review of 5 years old at the time of writing was presented exclusively. The systematic literature review conducted in this paper covers a decade of information from January 2012 to June 2022. The main objective is to know the literature that helps to mitigate the costs and time of software development in serious games. The overall conclusion is that there is still work to be done to combine serious user-centered games and automatic generation. This paper is a systematic review that identifies relevant publications and provides an overview of research areas and publication venues. In addition, Research perspectives were classified according to common objectives, techniques, and approaches. Finally, is presented point out challenges and opportunities for future research and development.

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“…However, none of the tools reviewed proposed promising solutions to address such an issue. Therefore, more non-formal ways of providing knowledge, such as the story-telling [83] approach, may be considered in the near future.…”

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Ontology-Based Knowledge Management Tools for Knowledge Sharing in Organization—A Review

2022

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Knowledge management (KM) comprises several processes, and one of the most important is the knowledge sharing activities. The ability of an organization to manage its organizational knowledge, specifically in the context of knowledge sharing, may enhance the organization's overall performance. Various approaches and technologies have been introduced to assist the process in achieving that target. Ontology as one of the knowledge representation methods has been becoming popular to assist knowledge sharing in the organization. Previous reviews have mainly focused on general KM issues, with little emphasis on the use of ontology in knowledge sharing. Thus, this article presents a review of several ontology-based KM tools that can support knowledge-sharing activities to provide some insight into future research in this area. Thirteen ontology-based KM tools were reviewed using ten elements' comparison criteria: the motivation, domain, source of knowledge, type of knowledge, knowledge extraction, knowledge input process, knowledge retrieval process, knowledge sharing technology, source of ontology component, and ontology methodology. The review found that several elements can be further studied to improve KM implementation in the organization, especially on the knowledge sharing dimension. This includes simplifying the knowledge extraction and retrieval process to explore a diverse range of knowledge domains from implicit knowledge sources. The review's outcome also includes proposed components and functions of an ideal ontology-based KM tool.

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“StoryWeb”: A storytelling‐based knowledge‐sharing application among multiple stakeholders

Cited by 19 publications

References 55 publications

Smart Mobile Application for Short-Haul Cargo Transportation

Smart Mobile Application for Short-Haul Cargo Transportation

Model-Driven in Serios Games and Serious Games with User-Centered Design in the Last Decade: A Review

Ontology-Based Knowledge Management Tools for Knowledge Sharing in Organization—A Review

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