Knowledge Management Systems: A Process-Oriented View

Authors:
P. Zarate;M. Munoz;J. L. Soubie;R. Houe
Affiliations:
Institute of Information Technologies, Toulouse, France;Institute of Information Technologies, Toulouse, France;Institute of Information Technologies, Toulouse, France;ENIT, Tarbes, France
Venue:
Cybernetics and Systems Analysis
Year:
2005

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Abstract

The introduction of Knowledge Management in organizations is now considered as a problem. Several tools, systems, and methodologies were used in organizations but the success rate of these tools is generally insufficiently satisfactory. The idea of this work is to propose a new way of modelling knowledge with a view of improving the usefulness of implemented tools.