Knowledge Management, Business Intelligence, and Content Management

Keyes, Jessica

doi:10.1201/9781420013863

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“…From this definition, it first explains that ECMS exist as a combination of different technologies to manage content [15][16][17][18][19]. Dilnutt [16] and Jenkins [17] describe a number of components of the technologies that underpin ECMS, which are: content management systems, document management systems, records management systems, collaboration technologies, portal technologies, workflow systems and search and retrieval capabilities.…”

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Electronic Content Management Systems use and implementation in highly integrated businesses

Arshad

Mehat

Imran

2014

2014 International Conference on Computer and Information Sciences (ICCOINS)

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Many organizations have invested large amounts of money in implementing Electronic Content ManagementSystems (ECMS), which refers to the technologies used to manage, store, and deliver business-related information across the organization. However, research indicates that many ECMS implementations fail to yield the kind of information sharing that is useful for business process executions. From the IS literature point of view, this is not because of the technologies, but it is due to ways ECMS is implemented and used which is not aligned with organization's way of doing business. Therefore, this paper explores how organizations that emphasize high integration and low standardization of business processes termed as Coordination use and implement ECMS to support its business operations. We suggest guidelines that explain the ways ECMS should be used and implemented in Coordination organizations that include (1) ways to use ECMS for sharing business process-related information, (2) ECMS infrastructure, (3) ways to manage content and (4) administration of ECMS. These findings are grounded in the analysis of qualitative data from one case study. The finding is significant for business and IT managers because it will guide them with ways to use ECMS and gain more benefits from these types of systems. Keywords-Electronic Content Management Systems (ECMS), business operating model, information sharing, business process related-information.

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confidence: 99%

Electronic Content Management Systems use and implementation in highly integrated businesses

Arshad

Mehat

Imran

2014

2014 International Conference on Computer and Information Sciences (ICCOINS)

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“…The need for interactive responsiveness is crucial while only a small amount of business logic is involved. The most business logic in analytical systems is involved in extracting data from heterogeneous systems, transforming it to a homogeneous format and loading it into the AE as described in [8,Sect. 5.2.5].…”

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Combining Advantages - Unified Data Stores in Global Enterprises

Schapranow

Grund

Krueger

et al. 2008

2008 IEEE Symposium on Advanced Management of Information for Globalized Enterprises (AMIGE)

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Nowadays, data is heterogeneously stored across various data silos in global enterprises. For instance, OLAP profits in terms of performance from data immanent optimizations within the silo.We motivate the use of unified, enterprise-wide data stores which built the basis for combining data from different sources in arbitrary ways while eliminating redundancies. Without replicas all data operations, e.g. ad-hoc operational reporting, perform directly on real-time business data. The need for extracting data from various silos in preparation for reporting vanishes. A unified store consumes less system resources while hard disk and main memory capacity are used more efficiently.We analyze demands of applications in global enterprises and introduce a layered model. Our architecture enables rapid development of optimized applications. The data persistence becomes part of the infrastructure comparable to the network stack in network applications: it is no longer implemented solely for every application.

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“…Neste contexto, um instrumento pode ser classificado como instrumento de base tecnológica (tecnologias de suporte à decisão e de groupware), ou instrumento de base não-tecnológica (comunidades de prática e mentoring, por exemplo). Melhores Práticas, Comunidades de Prática, Gestão de Conteúdo, Mapas de Conhecimento, Lições Aprendidas, E-learning, Narrativas, Tutoria, entre outros, são alguns dos exemplos de Instrumentos da GC a serem avaliados em relação a um objetivo traçado no tratamento do conhecimento organizacional (KEYES, 2006;MAIER, 2007).…”

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Ontologias de domínio no mapeamento de instrumentos da gestão do conhecimento e de agentes computacionais da engenharia do conhecimento: o estado da arte

Rautenberg

Todesco

Steil

2010

Perspect. ciênc. inf.

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Este artigo trata do estado da arte da aplicação de ontologias no domínio da convergência tecnológica dos Agentes Computacionais da Engenharia do Conhecimento e Instrumentos da Gestão do Conhecimento. Esse domínio é caracterizado pela interdisciplinaridade e complementaridade, cuja comunicação entre engenheiros e gestores do conhecimento é dificultada pela polissemia dos conceitos inerentes. Prospectando cenários, conclui-se que aplicar ontologias como modelos de conhecimento contribui à comunicação perante a formalização de uma fonte para publicação, compartilhamento, referência e aplicação de conhecimento interdisciplinar.

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Knowledge Management, Business Intelligence, and Content Management

Cited by 34 publications

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Electronic Content Management Systems use and implementation in highly integrated businesses

Electronic Content Management Systems use and implementation in highly integrated businesses

Combining Advantages - Unified Data Stores in Global Enterprises

Ontologias de domínio no mapeamento de instrumentos da gestão do conhecimento e de agentes computacionais da engenharia do conhecimento: o estado da arte

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