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  • General Knowledge Machine Research Group

  • Intelligent e-knowledge base engine for any kind of knowledge-based applications, supporting effective knowledge presentation, precise knowledge search, adaptive learning and immediate consulting.
    http://gkm-ekp.sourceforge.net

  • Centre for Process and Information Systems Engineering.

  • PRISE means the Centre for Process and Information Systems Engineering. Check at the University of Surrey for more details.
    http://prise-serv.cpe.surrey.ac.uk

  • Workshop on Peer-to-Peer and Agent Infrastructures for Knowledge Management

  • IT infrastructures that build on centralized information systems architectures, e.g. Web servers, have shown their benefits in many situations. Typically, they are successful to support knowledge management when knowledge processes are comparatively rigid and when it is easy to estimate the value of knowledge to be contributed to such a centralized repository. Unfortunately, knowledge-intensive work frequently exhibits some different characteristics: * It happens sporadically; * It is not tightly embedded in standardized processes or knowledge structures; * It often includes new domains of interest for the knowledge worker; * It requires a lot of ad-hoc interaction with other knowledge workers; * Its value is hard to assess, and it will end up in a set of best-practices only after a long time. Consequently, such knowledge-intensive work and best practices are often not easily accessible by the knowledge worker's organisation and a lot of redundant work may be performed in the organisation. Peer-to-Peer and Agent Infrastructures serve the needs of knowledge workers for a more flexible knowledge sharing environment adapted to their personal needs and up-to-date with regard to ad-hoc knowledge provided by others. They integrate various technologies, e.g., ontologies for knowledge sharing and reuse, collaboration support like CSCW systems, and personalized information services to deal with issues such as: * manifold logically and physically dispersed actors and knowledge sources, * different degrees of formalization of knowledge, * different kinds of (web-based) services and (legacy) systems, * conflicts between local (individual) and global (group or organizational) goals. In this workshop we invite contributions which illustrate methodological, technical and application aspects of Peer-to-Peer and Agent Infrastructures for Knowledge Management.
    http://wm-konferenz.de/workshop4-en.html

  • ECAI 2004 Workshop on Agent-Mediated Knowledge Management (AMKM-04)

  • Knowledge Management (KM) has been a predominant trend in business in the recent years. Not only is Knowledge Management an important field of application for mature AI and related technologies, such as CBR for intelligent lessons-learned systems, or Text Classification for Information Push services; it also provides new challenges to the AI community, like context-aware knowledge delivery. Scaling-up research prototypes to real-world solutions usually requires an application-driven integration of several basic techno­lo­gies, e.g., ontologies for knowledge sharing and reuse, collaboration support like CSCW systems, and personalized information services. Typical characteristics to be dealt with in such an integration are: * manifold logically and physically dispersed actors and knowledge sources, * different degrees of formalization of knowledge, * different kinds of (web-based) services and (legacy) systems, * conflicts between local (individual) and global (group or organizational) goals. Agent approaches have already been successfully employed for many partial solutions within the overall picture: Agent-based workflow, cooperative information gathering, intelligent information integration, or personal information agents, are established techniques in this area. In order to cope with the inherent complexity of a more comprehensive solution, the concept of Agent-mediated Knowledge Management (AMKM) deals with collective aspects of the domain in an attempt to cope with the conflict between desired order and actual behavior in dynamic environments. AMKM introduces a social layer, which structures the society of agents by defining specific roles and possible interactions between them. In this workshop we invite contributions which illustrate methodological, technical and application aspects of Agent-mediated Knowledge Management.
    http://www.dfki.uni-kl.de/~elst/AMKM2004/

  • Digital Information Research Foundation

  • We do digital research on information processing and retrieval. We do work for structuring digital information content. We publish research papers and monographs on digial information science.
    http://www.dirf.org

  • KMWorld & Intranets Conference

  • Knowledge Management is neither theory nor dream, but at work today, totally integrated into daily business and work processes. A reality check for the business manager, this year’s KMWorld Conference and Exhibition looks directly at improving business processes and solving urgent business problems. KMWorld aligns perfectly with programs featured in Intranets, a complimentary event focused on the key infrastructure supporting knowledge sharing within organizations. The Intranets conference features a special shared track with KMWorld, Content Management, and focuses on Intranet governance and strategies, user design and information architecture, information discovery and search as well as portals and workspaces, collaboration tools and practices.
    http://www.kmworld-intranets.com

  • Knowledge Resources (Pty) Ltd

  • Knowledge provider to business community i.e.: Business Books Training Videos Conferences
    http://www.kr.co.za

  • Pragmatics, Decision Methods, & Turning Action into Value

  • MacroSource techniques and methods enable the realization of the Value Stream in any business process or method. The Decision Making Tools and Methods, when combined with Collaboration and Knowledge Management Pragmatics ensure success for any Business.
    http://www.macrosource.net

  • QuantumIII Consultants :: Qiii

  • QuantumIII - the solutions people - a unique, innovative, transformation based strategy, leadership and competitive intelligence consulting practice
    http://www.quantum3.co.za

  • Seth Kahan: Creating Communities that Generate Returns

  • Seth Kahan uses the power of storytelling and his extensive experience in world-class organizations to inspire audiences to reach for the extraordinary. He teaches people how to harness the unique power of business communities to pool know-how and expertise, tackle the toughest problems, raise the bar on innovation and achieve extraordinary leaps in performance. Seth was named a “Visionary” by the Center for Association Leadership. His first book, Building Beehives: A Handbook for Creating Communities that Generate Returns, focuses on creating high-performance communities that generate strategic returns. He has published articles in the Journal of Association Leadership, Executive Update, Knowledge Management, and Information Outlook. Seth is a human performance expert, who understand and teaches the tools for engaging hearts and minds in the quest for extraordinary achievement. He draws on his personal experience leading change initiatives and working closely with CEOs in organizations that include the World Bank, the Center for Association Leadership, the American College of Cardiology, the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences, Project Management Institute, the Fulbright Association, the Center for American Nurses and the Peace Corps.
    http://www.sethkahan.com

  • European Business Summit - Research and Innovation: A European Strategy for More Growth and Jobs

  • Conference will address the question of whether Europe can meet the objectives it set to become the most competitive knowledge-based economy by 2010. Features program and registration. Brussels, Belgium.
    http://www.ebsummit.org

  • I-KOMAT 2002

  • International workshop on Intelligent Knowledge Management techniques. Crema, Italy.
    http://www-mugc.cc.monash.edu.au/~maum/ikomat-02.htm

  • ASIST Annual Meeting: Humanizing Information Technology.

  • American Society for Information Science and Technology's annual conference. Features schedule, seminars and registration. Long Beach, CA, USA.
    http://www.asis.org/Conferences/AM03/index.html

  • Competia International Symposium 2004

  • For executives, analysts and managers concerned with improving their skills and efficiency when collecting, analyzing and communicating key strategic intelligence. Features registration information. Toronto, Canada.
    http://www.competia.com/symposium

  • AAAI Symposium on Agent-mediated Knowledge Management (AMKM 2003)

  • Methodological, technical and application aspects of agent-mediated Knowledge Management. Features post-symposium proceedings availability.
    http://www.dfki.uni-kl.de/~elst/AMKM/index.html

  • Information Architecture 2000 Conference

  • Conference program proceedings available for downloading.
    http://argus-acia.com/acia_event/index.html

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