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**Knowledge Portals …
**Knowledge Portals
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are types of knowledge management system that
provide single point of access to knowledge available in the organization
provide improved support to the user during the access to the knowledge
is a type of portal that motivate and support
knowledge creation
knowledge storage and retrieval
knowledge transfer
knowledge integration
knowledge application
has various components and functionalities
knowledge organization
repositoryaccess
searche
application and services
provide functionalities to identify and connect users based on their expertise, such as
communication tools
collaboration tools
has three challenges for KP deployment
achieving knowledge
integration
having a favorable organizational culture
encouraging
sufficient contribution,
their advantages are
integrate an
increasing amount of information, functionalities, and service
simplicity in development
provide easy and timely access to information
support communities of knowledge workers
supports features of personalization and contextualization
used the context to filter documents according
to the user's areas of competence
first generation of portals are called information portals that provide beneficial service on internet by
organizing useful sites
describing useful sites
evaluating useful sites
selecting useful sites
References
References
Mack, R., Ravin, Y., & Byrd, R. J. (2001). Knowledge portals and the emerging digital knowledge workplace. IBM Systems Journal, 40(4), 925-955.
Loebbecke, C., & Crowston, K. (2012). Knowledge portals: components, functionalities, and deployment challenges. The 33rd International Conference on Information Systems Proceedings, Orlando, FL, Dec. 16-19, 2012.
Calegari, S., Avogadro, P., & Dominoni, M. (2017). Building a knowledge portal for communities based on personalized functionalities. Computer in Industry, 92, 194-207.