Knowledge management system

Blumberg R, Atre S. The problem with unstructured data. DM Rev 2003. Helfrich JP. Knowledge management systems coping with the data explosion. Biosilico 2004 2 8-11. 

It is also the time to take stock formally of how well the project was implemented. The projects successes and problems are highlighted and critically reviewed in a positive way. The results of this review should be formally documented for future reference and made available for discussion within the company as part of the knowledge management system. This retrospective review of the project will make a serious contribution to the learning process of all Project Managers and team members, so that projects can be organised even more efficiently in the future. 

Expert systems are literally applications rather than theoretical research topics. Their application addresses parts of a larger context that incorporates a series of different data, information, and knowledge management systems. Interoperability is therefore one of main features of an expert system. 

Validation of expert systems still poses a problem that remains to be solved. This is mainly due to the dynamic nature of the reasoning process and the multiplicity of cases that can be solved by an expert system. Whereas the functionality of a linear software system provides the basis for test cases, an expert system can barely be covered comprehensively by a few hundred test cases. Expert systems, as well as most AI software, have to be transitioned carefully from the implementation to the production phase and require a continuous quality control through experimentation as part of the standard maintenance procedure. However, the same applies to a series of other systems, such as knowledge management systems, data mining systems, and, finally, human experts and is no reason for a general denial of expert systems in productive environments. 

Intranet technology Intranets and extranets are technologies that can be used to build a knowledge-management system. The unified surface and access to various sources of information make this technology perfect for the distribution of knowledge throughout a company. 

Groupware Groupware is a further substantial technology that is used for knowledge-management systems (Tiwana 2000). Groupware offers a platform for communication within a firm and cooperation between employees. 

A further possibility is categorization according to the basic technology from which knowledge-management systems are constructed. 

Floyde, A., Lawson, G., Shalloe, S., Eastgate, R., D Cruz, M. (2013). The design and implementation of knowledge management systems and e-leaming for improved occupational health and safety in small to medium sized enterprises. Safety Science, 60, 69-76. 

Ren Hao Zhang Hong. 2011. Knowledge map-based enterprise knowledge management system. Magement 54(09) 195. 

Alavi M, Leidner DE (2001) Review knowledge management and knowledge management systems conceptual foundations and research issues. J MIS Quart 25(1) 107-136... 

Suggest and show the innovative possibUities for improvement of safety cnltnre at the Estonian SMEs throngh complex approach to safety and health, which inclndes knowledge management system. 

Knowledge Management System Development A Proposed FiamewOTk... 

The next section formalizes the proposed framework with the help of a knowledge management system reference model. 

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