2012 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management 2012
DOI: 10.1109/ieem.2012.6838066
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Knowledge engineering in interdisciplinary research clusters

Abstract: This paper proposes an innovative knowledge engineering approach for interdisciplinary research clusters. In science, different competences, knowledge, scientific experience and cultures converge. To cope with this challenge it is necessary to combine several dimensions of human, organization and technology within a holistic knowledge engineering approach. Cooperation structures have to be adapted accordingly. The authors present prototypes of an application oriented research to promote interdisciplinary knowl… Show more

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“…Each method is reflected against the backdrop of its performance capability with regard to all dimensions enabling conclusions about its effectiveness. The integration and promotion of interdisciplinary cooperation and their success has to be measured iteratively [29]. Thus, established performance measurement methods from the private sector are adjusted and introduced within scientific research consortia.…”
Section: How To Measure Interdisciplinary Integrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each method is reflected against the backdrop of its performance capability with regard to all dimensions enabling conclusions about its effectiveness. The integration and promotion of interdisciplinary cooperation and their success has to be measured iteratively [29]. Thus, established performance measurement methods from the private sector are adjusted and introduced within scientific research consortia.…”
Section: How To Measure Interdisciplinary Integrationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adding to this complexity is the increased demand for high flexibility in today's software solutions, which is needed to enable the adaption to ever-changing market requests [2]. Furthermore, the development of these systems requires the collaboration of diverse disciplines, whose target-oriented coordination is a crucial criterion for success [3] [4]. Therefore, it is essential to gain a common understanding of the necessary requirements that have to be satisfied during the engineering of the system.…”
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confidence: 99%