The first paper by Polkowski and Artiemjew, entitled “On Knowledge Granulation and Applications to Classifier Induction in the Framework of Rough Mereology” presents basic ideas of rough mereology and a description of basic similarity measures called rough inclusions along with the idea of granulated data sets. It then discusses how to construct classifiers from granular data and obtain results...

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Knowledge has been lately recognized as one of the most important assets of organizations. Can information technology help the growth and the sustainment of organizational knowledge? The answer is yes, if care is taken to remember that IT here is just a part of the story (corporate culture and work practices being equally relevant) and that the information technologies best suited for this purp...

This paper claims that information technology is and will be quite helpful for knowledge management, however knowledge science cannot be established only by information science. This paper considers the deference between information and knowledge simply, but considers deeply the power or ability to convert from one to another, which is the ability to understand and learn things, or the ability ...

In this chapter knowledge management is considered from a process-oriented point of view, instead of a resource point of view. Managing knowledge is therefore something more than collecting, storing, ordering and disseminating information and documents: it regards all the processes through which human beings create new (tacit and/or explicit) knowledge transforming the existing (tacit and/or ex...

the purpose of this study was to explore the impacts of: knowledge management, senior managers, staff, technology, consensus, service customization, and integration, as the factors effecting customer relationship management (crm) implementation in parsian international hotels. in this study the population was composed of parsian hotels managers and experts. due to their small number (n=53), cen...