Practical Aspects of Knowledge Management

1. Front Matter

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2. The KMDL Knowledge Management Approach: Integrating Knowledge Conversions and Business Process Modeling

   • Norbert Gronau, Claudia Müller, Mathias Uslar

   Pages 1-10

3. A JXTA-Based Framework for Mobile Cooperation in Distributed Knowledge Spaces

   • Bernd Eßmann, Thorsten Hampel, Joanna Slawik, Björn Böhle, Marc Borowski, Carsten Flöthmann et al.

   Pages 11-22

4. Towards an Evaluation Framework for Knowledge Management Systems

   • Folker Folkens, Myra Spiliopoulou

   Pages 23-34

5. I-KNOW What You Will Know in Knowledge Management

   • Klaus Tochtermann, Gisela Dösinger, Ines Puntschart

   Pages 35-45

6. Decision Aid to Support the Building of Competencies Development Scenarios Within Networks of SMEs

   • Xavier Boucher, Emilie Lebureau

   Pages 46-58

7. MiNet: Building Ad-Hoc Peer-to-Peer Networks for Information Sharing Based on Mobile Agents

   • Takafumi Yamaya, Toramatsu Shintani, Tadachika Ozono, Yusuke Hiraoka, Hiromitsu Hattori, Takayuki Ito et al.

   Pages 59-70

8. Using Text Mining to Create Actionable Knowledge: Application to Network Failure Incident Reports

   • Joseph Williamson, Kevin Dooley, Steven Corman

   Pages 71-81

9. Shared Views on Mobile Knowledge – A Concept of a Graphical User Interface

   • Joanna Slawik, Bernd Eßmann, Thorsten Hampel, Björn Böhle, Marc Borowski, Carsten Flöthmann et al.

   Pages 82-93

10. Integrating Knowledge Management and Groupware in a Software Development Environment

    • Ricardo A. Falbo, Daniel O. Arantes, Ana C. C. Natali

    Pages 94-105

11. Knowledge Management in Data and Knowledge Intensive Environments

    • Ashesh Mahidadia, Paul Compton

    Pages 106-116

12. Knowledge Management in an Enterprise-Oriented Software Development Environment

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

    Pages 117-128

13. Towards a Knowledge-Aware Office Environment

    • Leslie Carr, Timothy Miles-Board, Gary Wills, Arouna Woukeu, Wendy Hall

    Pages 129-140

14. Evaluation of an Approach to Expertise Finding

    • Yee-Wai Sim, Richard Crowder

    Pages 141-152

15. Collaborative Knowledge Transfer by Annotating Documents

    • Ruth Cobos, Johann Schlichter

    Pages 153-158

16. Representing Knowledge Gaps Effectively

    • Alan Belasco, Jon Curtis, Robert C. Kahlert, Charles Klein, Corinne Mayans, Pace Reagan

    Pages 159-164

17. Security Design, Organization Dynamics and Performance: More than Meets the Eye

    • James A. Sena, Abraham B. (Rami) Shani

    Pages 165-174

18. Knowledge Exploitation from the Web

    • David Riaño, Antonio Moreno, David Isern, Jaime Bocio, David Sánchez, Laureano Jiménez

    Pages 175-185

19. Developing an Integrated Retrieval System for Web Databases

    • Jeong-Oog Lee, Heung Seok Jeon, Hyun-Kyu Kang, Jinsoo Kim

    Pages 186-197

20. Incremental Knowledge Management of Web Community Groups on Web Portals

    • Yang Sok Kim, Sung Sik Park, Byeong Ho Kang, Young Ju Choi

    Pages 198-207

This book contains the papers presented at the 5th International Conference on Pr- tical Aspects of Knowledge Management organized by the Department of Knowledge Management, Institute of Computer Science and Business Informatics, University of Vienna. The event took place on December 02–03, 2004 in Vienna. The PAKM conference series offers a communication forum and meeting ground for practitioners and researchers engaged in developing and deploying advanced bu- ness solutions for the management of knowledge and intellectual capital. Contributions pursuing integrated approaches which consider organizational, technological and c- tural issues of knowledge management have been elected for presentation. PAKM is a forum for people to share their views, to exchange ideas, to develop new insights, and to envision completely new kinds of solutions for knowledge management problems. The accepted papers are of high quality and are not too specialized so that the main issues can be understood by someone outside the respective ?eld. This is crucial for an interdisciplinary exchange of ideas. Like its predecessors, PAKM 2004 featured two invited talks. It is a real joy seeing the visibility of the conferenceincrease and noting that kno- edge management researchers and practitioners from all over the world submitted - pers. This year, 163 papers and case studies were submitted, from which 48 were - cepted.

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• XML
• configuration
• corporate
• information system
• knowledge aquisition
• knowledge discovery
• knowledge engineering
• knowledge management
• knowledge management systems
• organization
• security
• semantic web
• semantics

• Faculty of Computer Science, Department of Knowledge and Business Engineering, University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria

  Dimitris Karagiannis

• Institute for Information and Process Management, University of Applied Sciences St. Gallen, St. Gallen, Switzerland

  Ulrich Reimer

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