Hypermedia modeling for linking knowledge to data warehousing system

Kim, Jong-Ho; Suh, Woojong; Lee, Heeseok

doi:10.1016/s0957-4174(02)00088-x

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“…Hypermedia modelling as suggested by Kim et al (2003) there are three steps to converting knowledge into database components: (1) hyperspace analysis (in this step all nodes and links and their types must be defined);…”

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A conceptual development of a hypermedia‐enabled agricultural expert system

Feng

Zhang

2007

New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research

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A hypermedia-enabled agricultural expert system is new in practice. This paper introduces an attempt to develop a system that integrates hypermedia technology into expert system technology for the purpose of veterinary medical education. Following the pedagogical trend in education development, the conceptual architecture is designed to provide the learner with globally structured domain knowledge. Access to such knowledge is guided in the system with two basic modules: veterinary diagnosis (Vet-diagnosis), which mainly integrates the expert system for veterinary clinical diagnosis for self-practice; and veterinary medicine reference (Vet-reference), which mainly applies hypermedia system technology for self-learning. The necessary explanation of the key components of the systems and basic considerations for future system development are also given.

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Section: Inference Processmentioning

confidence: 99%

A conceptual development of a hypermedia‐enabled agricultural expert system

Feng

Zhang

2007

New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research

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“…TM methodologies tend to be more expert-based, while TM applications are more and more problem-oriented (Liao, 2005). Over the time, there have been evolved 5 main methodologies of IS that help to implement TM process: decision support systems, object oriented method, computer aided system engineering, knowledge-based systems, and database applications (Kim et al, 2003). Today, TM processes require effective identification, selection, acquisition, research, development, implementation, use and protection of technologies (elements, processes and infrastructure) necessary to achieve and sustain market positions and business performance in conformity with business objectives.…”

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Systemic Outlook in Technology- Management Trends of Best Technology/ICT Companies

Jemala

2013

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In the last time, new technology generations in many industries are presented every 2-3 years. The next technology revolution is expected to be different from the previous ones because technology is present in every aspect of our society. Technology processes have more and more an interdisciplinary character, therefore must be carried out systematically and if possible in a planned form. From integration of technology processes; to customer insights that drive product and brand extensions; to spotting emerging voids that competitors miss; technology-management trends are of tremendous importance for optimum business growth and profit. The main goal of this paper is to examine particular trends related to technology-management, as well as selected business indicators of the most successful technology/ICT companies in the world. The research methodology was based on the extensive study of innovative activities described in the annual and related reports of the most profitable technology businesses.

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