Knowledge warehouse: an intelligent analysis platform for enhancing management decision process

Authors:
Hamid Nemati;Natalie Steiger;David Steiger;Richard T. Herschel
Affiliations:
University of North Carolina at Greensboro;University of Maine;University of Maine;St. Joseph's University
Venue:
Decision making support systems
Year:
2002

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Abstract

This paper proposes a knowledge warehouse architecture to enhance both DSS and knowledge management efforts. First, differences in data, information, and knowledge are discussed. Then, tacit and explicit knowledge, their relationship within the knowledge spiral, and their criticality to organizational knowledge creation and decision making are explored. Finally, a knowledge warehouse architecture is proposed which enhances all aspects of the knowledge spiral and the associated decision making processes.