Practical Aspects of Knowledge Management

1. Front Matter

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2. Web Service Based Business Processes Automation Using Semantic Personal Information Management Systems – The Semantic Life Case

   • Amin Anjomshoaa, Tho Manh Nguyen, Ferial Shayeganfar, A Min Tjoa

   Pages 1-12

3. Activation of Knowledge in an Integrated Business Process Support/Knowledge Management System

   • Ilia Bider, Lena Johansson, Erik Perjons, Alexey Striy

   Pages 13-24

4. Innovation Management in a Multi-national Corporation’s Subsidiary of Ireland’s Evolving Knowledge Economy

   • Gabriel J. Costello, Brian Donnellan, Michael L. Ginn, Colm Rochford, Eoin Whelan, Susanna Xu

   Pages 25-36

5. Ontology-Based Business Knowledge for Simulating Threats to Corporate Assets

   • Andreas Ekelhart, Stefan Fenz, Markus D. Klemen, A. Min Tjoa, Edgar R. Weippl

   Pages 37-48

6. Knowledge Work Productivity: Where to Start

   • Sebastian Eschenbach, Doris Riedl, Bettina Schauer

   Pages 49-60

7. Taba Workstation: Supporting Technical Solution Through Knowledge Management of Design Rationale

   • Sávio Figueiredo, Gleison Santos, Mariano Montoni, Ana Regina Rocha, Andréa Barreto, Ahilton Barreto et al.

   Pages 61-72

8. Extraction and Analysis of Knowledge Worker Activities on Intranet

   • Peter Géczy, Noriaki Izumi, Shotaro Akaho, Kôiti Hasida

   Pages 73-85

9. Knowledge Sharing to Support Collaborative Engineering at PLM Environment

   • David Guerra-Zubiaga, Laurent Donato, Ricardo Ramírez, Manuel Contero

   Pages 86-96

10. Knowledge Management Systems and Organizational Change Management: The Case of Siemens ShareNet

    • Hauke Heier, Susanne Strahringer

    Pages 97-105

11. Measuring Business Feedback Cycles as Enhancement of the Support Knowledge Engineering Process

    • Alexander Holland, Madjid Fathi

    Pages 106-118

12. DKOMP: A Peer-to-Peer Platform for Distributed Knowledge Management

    • Vikrant S. Kaulgud, Rahul Dolas

    Pages 119-130

13. From Design Errors to Design Opportunities Using a Machine Learning Approach

    • Sanghee Kim

    Pages 131-142

14. Text Mining Through Semi Automatic Semantic Annotation

    • Nadzeya Kiyavitskaya, Nicola Zeni, Luisa Mich, James R. Cordy, John Mylopoulos

    Pages 143-154

15. Extended Ontological Model for Distance Learning Purpose

    • Emma Kushtina, Przemysław Różewski, Oleg Zaikin

    Pages 155-165

16. A Peer-to-Peer Virtual Office for Organizational Knowledge Management

    • Enrico Le Coche, Carlo Mastroianni, Giuseppe Pirrò, Massimo Ruffolo, Domenico Talia

    Pages 166-177

17. Mining and Supporting Task-Stage Knowledge: A Hierarchical Clustering Technique

    • Duen-Ren Liu, I-Chin Wu, Wei-Hsiao Chen

    Pages 178-188

18. Towards a Process Model for Identifying Knowledge-Related Structures in Product Data

    • Christian Lütke Entrup, Thomas Barth, Walter Schäfer

    Pages 189-200

19. Common Knowledge Based Access to Disparate Semantic Spaces: The Ontology Switching Approach

    • Thomas Mandl, Christa Womser-Hacker

    Pages 201-212

20. A Meta-Model for Intellectual Capital Reporting

    • Martin Nemetz

    Pages 213-223

The biennial PAKM Conference Series o?ers a communication platform and meeting ground for practitioners and researchers involved in developing and deploying advanced business solutions for the management of knowledge in - ganizations. PAKM is a forum for people to share their views, exchange ideas, develop new insights, and envision completely new kinds of knowledge mana- ment solutions. PAKM 2006, the Sixth International Conference on Practical Aspects of Knowledge Management, was held again in Vienna. It was a milestone for two reasons: First, it marked an anniversary – 10 years of PAKM conferences. The ?rst conference was held in Basel, Switzerland, in 1996, followed by the conf- ences in 1998 and 2000, in Basel as well. After that PAKM moved to Vienna where it was held in 2002, 2004, and 2006. Secondly, from now on PAKM will be “on tour”: It will be organized by di?erent people and be hosted at di?erent places all over the world. The PAKM Steering Committee will be responsible for selecting the conference chairs and the conference locations. The Steering Committee will also be responsible for the direction the PAKM conferences will take and will ensure their continuing high quality. For this year’s conference we received 123 submissions from 30 countries.

• Change Management
• Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
• classification
• computer science
• corporate knowledge
• decision making
• distance learning
• knowledge base
• knowledge discovery
• knowledge engineering
• knowledge management
• knowledge processing
• machine learning
• organization
• productivity

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

  Ulrich Reimer

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

  Dimitris Karagiannis

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