Professional Knowledge Management

1. Front Matter

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2. Keynote Contributions

   1. Just-in-Time Knowledge Management

      • Larry Kerschberg, Hanjo Jeong

      Pages 1-18

   2. Actor Model and Knowledge Management Systems: Social Interaction as a Framework for Knowledge Integration

      • Irma Becerra-Fernandez, TeWei Wang, Gul Agha, Thant Sin

      Pages 19-31

   3. Knowledge + Skills + “x”

      • Klaus Kornwachs

      Pages 32-47

3. Intelligent Office Appliances (IOA)

   1. 1st Intelligent Office Appliances (IOA 2005): Knowledge Appliances in the Office of the Future

      • Ansgar Bernardi, Björn Decker, Harald Holz, Dirk Muthig, Naoyuki Nomura

      Pages 48-49

   2. Leveraging Passive Paper Piles to Active Objects in Personal Knowledge Spaces

      • Heiko Maus, Harald Holz, Ansgar Bernardi, Oleg Rostanin

      Pages 50-59

   3. Efficient Implementation of Intelligent Office Appliances with Software Product Lines

      • Thorsten Keuler, Theresa Lehner, Björn Decker, Dirk Muthig

      Pages 60-69

4. Learning Software Organizations (LSO)

   1. Trends in Learning Software Organizations: Current Needs and Future Solutions

      • Andreas Birk, Torgeir Dingsøyr

      Pages 70-75

   2. Kick-Off Workshops and Project Retrospectives

      • Fred Frowin Fajtak

      Pages 76-81

   3. Substance, People, and Tools – Knowledge Management at sd&m

      • Arnim Buch, Bernhard Humm

      Pages 82-85

   4. Harvesting Knowledge Through a Method Framework in an Electronic Process Guide

      • Finn Olav Bjørnson, Tor Stålhane

      Pages 86-90

   5. Using Feedback for Supporting Software Team Improvement

      • Wolfgang Zuser, Thomas Grechenig

      Pages 91-95

   6. Exploring Communities of Practice for Product Family Engineering

      • Tor Erlend Fægri, Björn Decker, Torgeir Dingsøyr, Letizia Jaccheri, Patricia Lago, Dirk Muthig et al.

      Pages 96-105

   7. Systematical Validation of Learning in Agile Software Development Environment

      • Outi Salo

      Pages 106-110

   8. Knowledge Management in a Software Development Environment to Support Software Processes Deployment

      • Gleison Santos, Karina Villela, Mariano Montoni, Ana Regina Rocha, Guilherme H. Travassos, Sávio Figueiredo et al.

      Pages 111-120

   9. Experience-Based Support for Code Inspections

      • Markus Nick, Christian Denger, Torsten Willrich

      Pages 121-126

   10. New Generation E-Learning Technology by Web Services

       • Guido Dedene, Monique Snoeck, Manu De Backer, Wilfried Lemahieu

       Pages 127-133

   11. Future Studies of Learning Software Organizations

       • Kari Smolander, Kurt Schneider, Torgeir Dingsøyr, Finn Olav Bjørnsson, Pasi Juvonen, Päivi Ovaska

       Pages 134-144

   12. Facilitating Organisational Learning Through Causal Mapping Techniques in IS/IT Project Risk Management

       • Abdullah J. Al-Shehab, Robert T. Hughes, Graham Winstanley

       Pages 145-154

5. Learner-Oriented Knowledge Management and KM-Oriented E-Learning (LOKMOL)

   1. Integration of E-Learning and Knowledge Management – Barriers, Solutions and Future Issues

      • Eric Ras, Martin Memmel, Stephan Weibelzahl

      Pages 155-164

Professional knowledge management is imperative for the success of enterprises. One decisive factor for the success of knowledge management projects is the coordination of elements such as corporate culture, enterprise organization, - man resource management, as well as information and communication techn- ogy. The proper alignment and balancing of these factors are currently little understood—especially the role of information technology, which is often - garded only as an implementation tool, though it can be a catalyst by making new knowledge management solutions possible. This conference brought together representativesfrom practical and research ?elds for discussing experiences, professional applications, and visions through presentations, workshops, tutorials, and an accompanying industry exhibition. The main focus of the conference was the realization of knowledge mana- ment strategies with the aid of innovative information technology solutions, such as intelligent access to organizational memories, or integration of business processes and knowledge management. Also of interest were holistic/integrative approaches to knowledge management that deal with issues raised by the in- gration of people, organizations, and information technology.

• business intelligence
• business process
• e-learning
• intelligence
• knowledge management
• learning
• organization
• tools

• Institute of Computer Science, University of Hildesheim, Hildesheim, Germany

  Klaus-Dieter Althoff

• Knowledge Management Department, German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI) GmbH, Kaiserslautern, Germany

  Andreas Dengel, Thomas Roth-Berghofer

• Department of Business Information Systems II, University of Trier, Trier, Germany

  Ralph Bergmann

• Department for Experience Management, Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software Engineering, Kaiserslautern

  Markus Nick

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