OrganiK project: Semantic Web for SMEs
The OrganiK project, where Gunnar Grimnes and I from DFKI are currently working on, is speeding up.
Last year we submitted a paper to the SCPE Journal of Scalable Computing: Practice and Experience Scientific International Journal for Parallel and Distributed Computing. They have a special issue on "The Web on the Move". Our paper is called "A Sociotechnical Approach to Knowledge Management in the Era of Enterprise 2.0: the Case of OrganiK", here is the abstract:
The increasing need of small knowledge-intensive companies for loosely-coupled collaboration and ad-hoc knowledge sharing has led to a strong requirement for an alternative approach to developing knowledge management systems. This paper proposes a framework for managing organisational knowledge that builds on a socio-technical perspective and considers people as well as technology as two highly interconnected components. We introduce a conceptualised system architecture that merges enterprise social software characteristics from the realm of Enterprise 2.0, and information processing techniques from the domain of Semantic Web technologies. In order to deliver a KM approach that could assist in reducing the socio-technical gap, we suggest deploying such a solution using an integrated sociotechnical implementation methodology.
Last year we submitted a paper to the SCPE Journal of Scalable Computing: Practice and Experience Scientific International Journal for Parallel and Distributed Computing. They have a special issue on "The Web on the Move". Our paper is called "A Sociotechnical Approach to Knowledge Management in the Era of Enterprise 2.0: the Case of OrganiK", here is the abstract:
The increasing need of small knowledge-intensive companies for loosely-coupled collaboration and ad-hoc knowledge sharing has led to a strong requirement for an alternative approach to developing knowledge management systems. This paper proposes a framework for managing organisational knowledge that builds on a socio-technical perspective and considers people as well as technology as two highly interconnected components. We introduce a conceptualised system architecture that merges enterprise social software characteristics from the realm of Enterprise 2.0, and information processing techniques from the domain of Semantic Web technologies. In order to deliver a KM approach that could assist in reducing the socio-technical gap, we suggest deploying such a solution using an integrated sociotechnical implementation methodology.
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leobard - 7. Jan, 11:46
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mandybeck - 31. May, 10:51
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flywithme - 10. Jun, 14:36
Logistics
Every little company needs an intern network of computers, needs computers at leas one programmer, IT support. For these things companies needs money, logistics and qualified employes.cazare eforie nord
evawagner87 - 25. Feb, 07:42
The aim of the OrganiK project
The aim of the OrganiK project is to research and develop an innovative knowledge management system that enables the semantic fusion of enterprise social software applications. Your post is very informative. Thanaks for sharing.
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