Knowledge of an organization does not merely reside in structured form of information and data; it is also embedded in unstructured form. The discovery of such knowledge is particularly difficult as the characteristic is dynamic, scattered, massive and multiplying at high speed. Conventional methods of managing unstructured information are considered too resource demanding and time consuming to...

model building is one of the most important characteristics of human beings. according to a classification, there are three kinds of models. the first type are omdels which are unique to every individual person and every body has his own models. another kind of models are those which are general. theories arise from this kind of models. the third kind are modols for model building and deals wit...

introduction: knowledge is a critical resource for organizations working in dynamically competitive environments. in any organization, leaders who have the power to incite and influence knowledge management processes. nevertheless, there is lack of empirical evidence from previous studies on examining this relationship. in view of this, the current study examined the relationship between transf...

management of project's knowledge is very effective in the performance of project management and carries a great portion in achieving the targets of organization and projects. in project-oriented organization, knowledge and experiences of projects play a crucial role. accurate identification and suitable application of knowledge in success of knowledge management is necessary. this combine...

Keywords clustering, as the basic method of domain knowledge analysis, has some problems such as difficult to understand the clustered tree diagram, scarce of further analysis methods, etc. The paper proposed a new approach to analyze domain knowledge based on keywords clustering. The proposed weighted knowledge model (WKN) is composed of two types of nodes (nodes of high-frequency keywords and...

The aim of this exploratory research is to understand further how organisations can evaluate their activities, which generate knowledge creation, to meet changing stakeholder expectations. A Scale of Knowledge (SoK) Framework is proposed which links knowledge management and organisational activities to changing stakeholder expectations. The framework was informed by the knowledge management lit...

The traditional information retrieval technologies are based on keywords, and therefore provide limited capabilities to capture the conceptualizations associated with user needs and contents. As a new technology of information retrieval, semantic retrieval can retrieve information resource fully and precisely based on the knowledge understanding and knowledge reasoning. Ontology, which can well...

Project Management existing methods lack adequate Information System concepts to support : the global design of the project management information system (PMIS) integrating all preoccupations of project control : time, perfomances, cost and risk. new trends like: knowledge management and capitalisation, strategic decision support systems, integration to the information system of the enterprise ...

Knowledge management (KM) is generally considered to be a positive process in an organisation, facilitating opportunities to achieve competitive advantage via better quality information handling, compilation of expert know-how and rapid response to fluctuations in the business environment. The KM paradigm as portrayed in the literature informs the processes that can increase intangible assets s...