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DOI:   10.3217/jucs-009-06-0542

 

Process-oriented Knowledge Structuring

Kai Mertins (Fraunhofer IPK Berlin, Germany)

Peter Heisig (Fraunhofer IPK Berlin, Germany)

Kay Alwert (Fraunhofer IPK Berlin, Germany)

Abstract: Within a business environment, where the fast and reliable access to knowledge is a key success factor, an efficient handling of the organizational knowledge is crucial. Therefore the need for methods and techniques, which allow to structure and maintain complex knowledge bases according to the requirements emerging from the daily work have a high priority. This article provides a business process oriented approach to structure organizational knowledge and information bases. The approach was developed within applied research in the industrial, service and administrative sector. Following this approach, three different types of knowledge structures and their visualization have been developed by the Fraunhofer IPK and are currently applied and tested in organizations. Beside the approach itself, these three types of knowledge structure and the cases of application shall be introduced here.

Keywords: browsing, business process, key word based search, knowledge base, knowledge bearer, knowledge carrier, knowledge domain, knowledge management, knowledge map, knowledge navigator, knowledge structure, post-structuring, pre-structuring, process assistant, process context, process modeling tool, topic map engine, visualization

Categories: D.2, D.4.1, E.1, H.1, H.3.1, H.5, K.6