The studies of Knowledge Management System in organization: A systematic review

Matayong, Sureena; Mahmood, Ahmad Kamil

doi:10.1109/iccisci.2012.6297243

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“…A survey carried out by Liao (2003) found that there were generally seven categories of knowledge-based technologies and applications developed until 2002. In another study (Matayong & Mahmood 2012), after analysing 30 published articles between 2003 and 2010 from high quality journals, found nine core theories in the knowledge-based area. However, there are limitations to these technologies: most of them are designed for one specific kind of product; they don"t have standard knowledge presentation; most systems lack the capability for information sharing and exchange and most of these systems only focus on supporting a particular stage of a product lifecycle (Li, Xie, & Xu 2011).…”

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Towards neural knowledge DNA

Zhang

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Szczerbicki

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In this paper, we propose the Neural Knowledge DNA, a framework that tailors the ideas underlying the success of neural networks to the scope of knowledge representation. Knowledge representation is a fundamental field that dedicate to representing information about the world in a form that computer systems can utilize to solve complex tasks. The proposed Neural Knowledge DNA is designed to support discovering, storing, reusing, improving, and sharing knowledge among machines and organisation. It is constructed in a similar fashion of how DNA formed: built up by four essential elements. As the DNA produces phenotypes, the Neural Knowledge DNA carries information and knowledge via its four essential elements, namely, Networks, Experiences, States, and Actions. ___________________________________________

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confidence: 99%