KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGIES

Ontology

KM technologies

three factors

Processes of technologies

Strategies of technologies

Growth stages of technologies

KM cycle

Knowledge capture and creation

Knowledge sharing and dissemination

Knowledge application and acquisition

O= <C,R,I,A>

C = collection of Concepts

R = set of relationships

I = instances for concepts

A = axioms and rules of inference

Types of Ontologies

Knowledge Representation Ontology

General Ontologies

High-level Ontologies

Domain Ontology

Task domain Ontology

Application Ontology

development approaches

manual

Ontology engineering tools

automatic

semi-automatic

Methodology

Determination of Ontology scope

Reuse of existing technologies

Enumerating important terms of Ontology

Definition of classes & their hierarchy

Determining charecteristics of slots

Defining the limitations of slots

Production of instances

development

Dalkir's three-phase cycle

KM strategies

codification

personalization

Gottschalk model

two types of relationships

taxonomic

non-taxonomic

four types of relations

sub-classes relationship

separated analysis

complete analysis

partition

domain

range

protege5

OWL language

Knowledge Management

Knowledge Management Systems

Document Management System(DMS)

Learning platform(e-LP)

Virtual Human Resource Management System(VHRMS)

Knowledge Portal System(KPS)

Decision Support System(DSS)

Customer Relationship Management System(CRMS)

Supply Chain Management System(SCMS)

Features & Perspectives of KM

Knowledge Impact

Knowledge creation

Knowledge Accumulation

Knowledge transfer

Knowledge diffusion

Cost reduction

Application

Personalization

Collaboration and communication

Integration

Tracking & Monitoring

Stakeholder satisfaction

Customers

Employees

Shareholders

Suppliers

Framework used in selecting KMS

Analytic Hierarchy process

Hierachial structure selecting KMS

Criteria & sub-criteria

Alternatives

AHP based hierarchy

Application of AHP framework

Non-profit organizations

Research design

Key discussions & findings

Overall NPOs’ KM tools and technologies landscape


Size and KM technologies

Canadian and Australian NPOs

Canadian versus Australian NPOs.


NPO sector and KM tools and technologies

Specific tools and technologies used by NPOs in Canada and Australia


General communication tools

Social media tools

Collaborative tools

Document and content management systems

Databases and data storage systems

Constituent relationship management software

Email-based marketing tools

Project management applications

Various management applications