Project Memory in Design

Matta, Nada; Ribière, Myriam; Corby, Olivier; Lewkowicz, Myriam; Zacklad, Manuel

doi:10.1007/978-1-4471-0351-6_10

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“…The problem is that human can only learn from others by matching to one's own experience, we have to come up with classification models suited within specific context [13]. The traditional knowledge engineering methods ignore completely or partially the mutual influence between context and solution [1], and they show little about the influence of organization. More effort has been done recently to model project memory, we note especially DyPKM.…”

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“…in big companies). Knowledge is commonly defined by data and information used by an actor in a specific context [1]. Knowledge management aims at enhancing organizational learning in a company based on knowledge produced.…”

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“…We propose a project memory structure to represent collaborative elements in design projects. A project memory describes, "the history of a project and the experience gained during realization of a project" [1]. It must consider mainly project organization, reference frames (rules, methods, laws...) used in the various stages of the project, realization of the project, decision-making process.…”

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“…The knowledge produced in this types of interactions is often buried inside email boxes, hence being volatile and not easily reused. Project Memory (Matta et al, 2000) aims at describing organizational and cooperative dimensions of knowledge created during the life-cycle of a project. Our objective is to discover if we can structure and extract knowledge from professional emails in order to trace some phases and decisions inside a project memory.…”

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Discovering Problem-Solving Knowledge in Business Emails - Traceability in Software Design Using Computer Mediated Communication

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2014

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This article addresses issues related to problem solving knowledge detection in business emails. The objective is to discover if there are traces of knowledge left in emails and how to detect it. Finding patterns and structure of interest in emails corpora is a difficult task, but it is a necessity for companies in order to keep traces and learn lessons from previous projects. Especially in software development project that can be very costly and time consuming. In this paper, we present a general method for discovering problem solving requests in professional emails using mixed techniques from pragmatics analysis and knowledge engineering. This study takes place in the project memory work aiming at the traceability and structuration of knowledge in daily business environment.

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“…This Knowledge arises from collaborative professional activities and represents a relative truth [17]. These activities are carried out by professional actors who apply a Knowledge management process when they use, share, and capitalize new know-how.…”

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A multi agent model to support the knowledge management process inside professional activities

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2007 2nd International Conference on Digital Information Management

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This article describes the design of a multi agent software model to identify, synthesize and reuse knowledge all along engineering design projects. As a matter of fact, these projects require that engineers, with different specialities, collaborate to carry out the same goal. Inside professional processes, they use their know-how and knowledge in order to achieve the laid down goals. Our approach consists in using an organisational approach to identify the competences and knowledge of professional actors which allows the design and the description of agents' know-how. Furthermore, the paper describes the design of our agent model based on an organisational approach and the role of a domain ontology called OntoDesign to manage heterogeneous and distributed knowledge.

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Project Memory in Design

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Knowledge Discovery in Collaborative Design Projects

Knowledge Discovery in Collaborative Design Projects

Discovering Problem-Solving Knowledge in Business Emails - Traceability in Software Design Using Computer Mediated Communication

A multi agent model to support the knowledge management process inside professional activities

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