Are enterprise portals - knowledge management?

Knowledge Management using Intranets and Enterprise Portals

Modern companies migrate to responsive e-business models, by investing in information and knowledge-driven applications, that help them respond rapidly to changing market conditions and customer needs, under the impact of globalizations and the new information and communication technologies. The knowledge and data/information harvesting is mainly customer-centric, personalization, and customiza...

Enterprise Knowledge Portals: What They Are and What They Do

The Enterprise is a continuous, dynamic “swirl” of problem-solving knowledgerelated Interactions from which knowledge is produced and integrated with the business processes of the enterprise. For a given problem generated by a business process, it is useful to abstract from the swirl and to conceptualize an iteration of a knowledge life cycle encompassing knowledge processes targeted on solving...

The Effects of Enterprise Portals on Knowledge Management Projects

In an attempt to consolidate various departmental intranets, organizations are constructing corporate intranets or portals (Choo, Detlor, & Turnbull, 2000). They are becoming single points of entry through which users and communities can perform their business tasks, and also evolving into virtual places where people can get in touch with other people who share common interests. Due to this evo...

Increasing Knowledge Capturing Efficiency by Enterprise Portals

Purpose: Collaborative ontology editing tools enable distributed user groups to build and maintain ontologies. Enterprises that use these tools to simply capture knowledge for a given ontological structure face the following problems: (i) isolated software solution requiring its own user management, (ii) the user interface often does not provide a look-and-feel that is familiar to its users, (i...

Mobile Portals for Knowledge Management