Evolving Knowledge Intensive Community Networks
I.T. Hawryszkiewycz,
School of Computing Sciences, University of Technology Sydney, PO Box123,
Broadway, NSW 2007
Key Words
Knowledge management, Workspaces, Communities, Work process
Abstract
The paper describes a framework for the analysis and implementation
of knowledge intensive processes in organizational settings. The paper
identifies generic activities in knowledge creation and their collaborative
nature and proposes a metamodel for their description. It then describes
how the semantics of the metamodel can be supported using information
technology concentrating on support of distributed communities in organizational
settings. Such support requires the integration of three research areas,
on-line communities, information and knowledge sharing processes. The paper
then describes a tool that integrates these three areas.
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