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WELCOME!

WELCOME! Chapter 7

WELCOME! Chapter 7

WELCOME! Chapter 7 KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TOOLS:

WELCOME! Chapter 7 KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT TOOLS: Component Technologies

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

LEARNING OBJECTIVES To explain the differences between ontology and taxonomy tools for organising knowledge

LEARNING OBJECTIVES To explain the differences between ontology and taxonomy tools for organising knowledge To describe cognitive mapping and information retrieval tools for capturing knowledge

LEARNING OBJECTIVES To explain the differences between ontology and taxonomy tools for organising knowledge To describe cognitive mapping and information retrieval tools for capturing knowledge To distinguish between different tools for evaluating knowledge

LEARNING OBJECTIVES To explain the differences between ontology and taxonomy tools for organising knowledge To describe cognitive mapping and information retrieval tools for capturing knowledge To distinguish between different tools for evaluating knowledge To assess the different tools for sharing knowledge

LEARNING OBJECTIVES To explain the differences between ontology and taxonomy tools for organising knowledge To describe cognitive mapping and information retrieval tools for capturing knowledge To distinguish between different tools for evaluating knowledge To assess the different tools for sharing knowledge To explain technologies for storing and presenting knowledge

BUZZ GROUP

BUZZ GROUP What types of knowledge or information do I use in my everyday life?

BUZZ GROUP What types of knowledge or information do I use in my everyday life? What types of technology do I use to manage this knowledge? You may wish to consider the types of technologies you use to capture, organise, evaluate, store and share knowledge

Figure 7.1 A typology of knowledge tools and component technologies

COMPONENT TOOLS TYPOLOGY Figure 7.1 A typology of knowledge tools and component technologies

Figure 7.2 Different forms of knowledge

DIFFERENT FORMS OF KNOWLEDGE Figure 7.2 Different forms of knowledge

Figure 7.3 Ontology and taxonomies

ORGANISING KNOWLEDGE: ONTOLOGY & TAXONOMY Figure 7.3 Ontology and taxonomies

ONTOLOGY GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES

Manually ONTOLOGY GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES

ONTOLOGY GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES Manually Part of speech tagging

ONTOLOGY GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES Manually Part of speech tagging Word sense disambiguation

ONTOLOGY GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES Manually Part of speech tagging Word sense disambiguation Tokeniser

ONTOLOGY GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES Manually Part of speech tagging Word sense disambiguation Tokeniser Pattern matching

ONTOLOGY GENERATION TECHNOLOGIES Manually Part of speech tagging Word sense disambiguation Tokeniser Pattern matching Semi-automatic generation with machine learning

BUZZ GROUPS

BUZZ GROUPS Describe the different options available to you for integrating ontologies from two distinct knowledge bases in the organisation such as sales and finance. This could equally apply to integrating knowledge bases between two organisations in a takeover or merger situation

Figure 7.4 Ontology integration techniques

INTEGRATING ONTOLOGIES (see Ding & Foo, 2002) Figure 7.4 Ontology integration techniques

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Cognitive Mapping Tools

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Cognitive Mapping Tools Used principally in mapping strategic knowledge

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Cognitive Mapping Tools Used principally in mapping strategic knowledge Use oval mapping technique in groups

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Cognitive Mapping Tools Used principally in mapping strategic knowledge Use oval mapping technique in groups Develop concepts, links and clusters

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Cognitive Mapping Tools Used principally in mapping strategic knowledge Use oval mapping technique in groups Develop concepts, links and clusters Decision Explorer can develop complex levels of analysis

Figure 7.8 Indexing a text database

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Indexing a Text Database Figure 7.8 Indexing a text database

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Information Retrieval Tools

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Information Retrieval Tools Desire for precision and recall

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Information Retrieval Tools Desire for precision and recall Differences between an author s and user s vocabulary

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Information Retrieval Tools Desire for precision and recall Differences between an author s and user s vocabulary Use of inverted files for indexing text to speed up search assumes text as sequence of words easy to compress

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Information Retrieval Tools Desire for precision and recall Differences between an author s and user s vocabulary Use of inverted files for indexing text to speed up search assumes text as sequence of words easy to compress Develop inverted index including vocabulary search, list of occurrences and processing of occurrences to solve phrases, proximity and Boolean operations

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Information Retrieval Tools Desire for precision and recall Differences between an author s and user s vocabulary Use of inverted files for indexing text to speed up search assumes text as sequence of words easy to compress Develop inverted index including vocabulary search, list of occurrences and processing of occurrences to solve phrases, proximity and Boolean operations Suffix Trees & Indicies allows more complex queries. Sees text as long string with each position as a suffix

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Information Retrieval Tools Desire for precision and recall Differences between an author s and user s vocabulary Use of inverted files for indexing text to speed up search assumes text as sequence of words easy to compress Develop inverted index including vocabulary search, list of occurrences and processing of occurrences to solve phrases, proximity and Boolean operations Suffix Trees & Indicies allows more complex queries. Sees text as long string with each position as a suffix Signature files cuts text into blocks. Not as good as inverted index

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Information Retrieval Tools Desire for precision and recall Differences between an author s and user s vocabulary Use of inverted files for indexing text to speed up search assumes text as sequence of words easy to compress Develop inverted index including vocabulary search, list of occurrences and processing of occurrences to solve phrases, proximity and Boolean operations Suffix Trees & Indicies allows more complex queries. Sees text as long string with each position as a suffix Signature files cuts text into blocks. Not as good as inverted index Manipulation algorithms such as BNDM and BMS for Boolean queries

Figure 7.9 Information retrieval process

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Retrieval Process Figure 7.9 Information retrieval process

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Text Processing

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Text Processing Lexical analysis to identify words from characters

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Text Processing Lexical analysis to identify words from characters Eliminating stopwords occurring frequently

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Text Processing Lexical analysis to identify words from characters Eliminating stopwords occurring frequently Stemming e.g. Connect is stem for connected, connecting, and connections

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Text Processing Lexical analysis to identify words from characters Eliminating stopwords occurring frequently Stemming e.g. Connect is stem for connected, connecting, and connections Full text indexing

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Text Processing Lexical analysis to identify words from characters Eliminating stopwords occurring frequently Stemming e.g. Connect is stem for connected, connecting, and connections Full text indexing Thesaurus index terms synonyms and near synonyms

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Text Processing Lexical analysis to identify words from characters Eliminating stopwords occurring frequently Stemming e.g. Connect is stem for connected, connecting, and connections Full text indexing Thesaurus index terms synonyms and near synonyms Text compression to cope with information overload

Figure 7.10 Search engine: crawler-indexer architecture

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Search Engines: Crawler Indexer Figure 7.10 Search engine: crawler-indexer architecture

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Search Engines: IR and the Web

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Search Engines: IR and the Web Centralised crawler-indexer architecture. Crawlers (software agents) traverse web sending back pages for indexing. Indexer deals with query from user and new info. from crawler

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Search Engines: IR and the Web Centralised crawler-indexer architecture. Crawlers (software agents) traverse web sending back pages for indexing. Indexer deals with query from user and new info. from crawler Decentralised gatherers-brokers architecture. Gatherers collect and extract indexing info. from lots of servers. Brokers provide indexing and query interface

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Search Engines: IR and the Web Centralised crawler-indexer architecture. Crawlers (software agents) traverse web sending back pages for indexing. Indexer deals with query from user and new info. from crawler Decentralised gatherers-brokers architecture. Gatherers collect and extract indexing info. from lots of servers. Brokers provide indexing and query interface Metasearchers are Web servers that send query to several search engines

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Search Engines: IR and the Web Centralised crawler-indexer architecture. Crawlers (software agents) traverse web sending back pages for indexing. Indexer deals with query from user and new info. from crawler Decentralised gatherers-brokers architecture. Gatherers collect and extract indexing info. from lots of servers. Brokers provide indexing and query interface Metasearchers are Web servers that send query to several search engines Most common query on the Web is 2.3 words

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Personalisation

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Personalisation Device provides needs and wants of consumer

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Personalisation Device provides needs and wants of consumer Solution lies in data mining in terms of analysing user s clickstream and making recommendations

CAPTURING KNOWLEDGE Personalisation Device provides needs and wants of consumer Solution lies in data mining in terms of analysing user s clickstream and making recommendations Use of agents and machine learning

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE Case-based reasoning

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE Case-based reasoning Capture and store past experiences as organisational knowledge

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE Case-based reasoning Capture and store past experiences as organisational knowledge System searches for stored cases with similar profile to new problem

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE Case-based reasoning Capture and store past experiences as organisational knowledge System searches for stored cases with similar profile to new problem Adds unsuccessful cases to aid learning

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE Case-based reasoning Capture and store past experiences as organisational knowledge System searches for stored cases with similar profile to new problem Adds unsuccessful cases to aid learning Built on artificial intelligence technology

BUZZ GROUPS

BUZZ GROUPS Discuss the limitations of case-based reasoning tools

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE OLAP: On-line analytical processing

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE OLAP: On-line analytical processing Provides multidimensional analysis of data to allow user to see data in different ways using multiple dimensions

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE OLAP: On-line analytical processing Provides multidimensional analysis of data to allow user to see data in different ways using multiple dimensions Main technique is to rotate a data cube

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE OLAP: On-line analytical processing Provides multidimensional analysis of data to allow user to see data in different ways using multiple dimensions Main technique is to rotate a data cube Also called slice and dice

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE Data mining

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE Data mining Uses variety of neural network, decision trees and genetic modeling algorithms

EVALUATING KNOWLEDGE Data mining Uses variety of neural network, decision trees and genetic modeling algorithms Use sophisticated data search capabilities using algorithms to discover patterns and correlations in vast amounts of data

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Internet/Intranet

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Internet/Intranet Share knowledge with knowledge providers across the world some free

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Internet/Intranet Share knowledge with knowledge providers across the world some free Intranet provides same but restricted access from outside

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Internet/Intranet Share knowledge with knowledge providers across the world some free Intranet provides same but restricted access from outside Uses HTML and XML a metalanguage that allows definition of tags and allows distribution of knowledge to call phones, pagers and PDAs

BUZZ GROUPS Intranets can be large data warehouses that nobody visits. Critically discuss the barriers that prevent knowledge sharing in organisations

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Groupware tools

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Groupware tools Allows to work on same document by multiple users

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Groupware tools Allows to work on same document by multiple users Maintain and update identical data on numerous PCs

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Groupware tools Allows to work on same document by multiple users Maintain and update identical data on numerous PCs Organising discussions

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Groupware tools Allows to work on same document by multiple users Maintain and update identical data on numerous PCs Organising discussions Storing information

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Groupware tools Allows to work on same document by multiple users Maintain and update identical data on numerous PCs Organising discussions Storing information Moving and tracking documents of groups

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Groupware tools Allows to work on same document by multiple users Maintain and update identical data on numerous PCs Organising discussions Storing information Moving and tracking documents of groups Preventing unauthorised access of data

SHARING KNOWLEDGE Groupware tools Allows to work on same document by multiple users Maintain and update identical data on numerous PCs Organising discussions Storing information Moving and tracking documents of groups Preventing unauthorised access of data Mobile use to access corporate network

SHARING KNOWLEDGE

SHARING KNOWLEDGE E-mail

SHARING KNOWLEDGE E-mail Text-based conferencing

SHARING KNOWLEDGE E-mail Text-based conferencing Yellow Pages

SHARING KNOWLEDGE E-mail Text-based conferencing Yellow Pages Computer-based training/e-learning

SHARING KNOWLEDGE E-mail Text-based conferencing Yellow Pages Computer-based training/e-learning Security

WEB 2.0 PLATFORM

WEB 2.0 PLATFORM Shift to dynamic social web applications

WEB 2.0 PLATFORM Shift to dynamic social web applications Network effects critical to their success

WEB 2.0 PLATFORM Shift to dynamic social web applications Network effects critical to their success Provide customer services free Google ($200bn), YouTube ($1.6bn), Facebook ($50bn)

WEB 2.0 PLATFORM Shift to dynamic social web applications Network effects critical to their success Provide customer services free Google ($200bn), YouTube ($1.6bn), Facebook ($50bn) Indirect network effects from use of products or services that have influence on related goods and services

TIPPING POINT WORD OF MOUTH EPIDEMICS

TIPPING POINT WORD OF MOUTH EPIDEMICS Connectors social glue

TIPPING POINT WORD OF MOUTH EPIDEMICS Connectors social glue Mavens information brokers on best deals etc.

TIPPING POINT WORD OF MOUTH EPIDEMICS Connectors social glue Mavens information brokers on best deals etc. Salesmen good at convincing you and getting you to act

TIPPING POINT WORD OF MOUTH EPIDEMICS Connectors social glue Mavens information brokers on best deals etc. Salesmen good at convincing you and getting you to act Amazon is reliant on ranking of reviewers to develop trust with customers

TIPPING POINT WORD OF MOUTH EPIDEMICS Connectors social glue Mavens information brokers on best deals etc. Salesmen good at convincing you and getting you to act Amazon is reliant on ranking of reviewers to develop trust with customers Six degrees of separation

WEB 2.0 PLATFORM Figure 7.11 Web 2.0 platform tools

BLOGS

BLOGS Blogs adding thoughts or diary of events

BLOGS Blogs adding thoughts or diary of events Podcasts audio blogs

BLOGS Blogs adding thoughts or diary of events Podcasts audio blogs Vlog video blog

BLOGS Blogs adding thoughts or diary of events Podcasts audio blogs Vlog video blog Trackbacks allows bloggers to see who s linking to them

BLOGS Blogs adding thoughts or diary of events Podcasts audio blogs Vlog video blog Trackbacks allows bloggers to see who s linking to them Can act as alternative to face-to-face meetings to engage in problem solving

BLOGS Blogs adding thoughts or diary of events Podcasts audio blogs Vlog video blog Trackbacks allows bloggers to see who s linking to them Can act as alternative to face-to-face meetings to engage in problem solving Engage with customers across boundaries

BLOGS Blogs adding thoughts or diary of events Podcasts audio blogs Vlog video blog Trackbacks allows bloggers to see who s linking to them Can act as alternative to face-to-face meetings to engage in problem solving Engage with customers across boundaries Twitter micro-blogging site

SYNDICATION & RSS FEEDS

SYNDICATION & RSS FEEDS Information from articles and photos repackaged for different customers

SYNDICATION & RSS FEEDS Information from articles and photos repackaged for different customers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) format to publish frequently updated content on websites

SYNDICATION & RSS FEEDS Information from articles and photos repackaged for different customers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) format to publish frequently updated content on websites Organisations can place feeds showing latest offerings or consumer information such as traffic news or weather forecasts

SYNDICATION & RSS FEEDS Information from articles and photos repackaged for different customers RSS (Really Simple Syndication) format to publish frequently updated content on websites Organisations can place feeds showing latest offerings or consumer information such as traffic news or weather forecasts RSS viral distribution engine for bloggers receive new material posted by favourite bloggers

MASHUPS

MASHUPS Allows content from different sources to combine with applications for different business processes

MASHUPS Allows content from different sources to combine with applications for different business processes E.g. Getting insurance quote from website

MASHUPS Allows content from different sources to combine with applications for different business processes E.g. Getting insurance quote from website E.g. Starbucks helps customers locate nearest café once they ve entered postcode

MASHUPS Allows content from different sources to combine with applications for different business processes E.g. Getting insurance quote from website E.g. Starbucks helps customers locate nearest café once they ve entered postcode Information from external sources can be inaccurate or may change significantly in future; even close down

MASHUPS Allows content from different sources to combine with applications for different business processes E.g. Getting insurance quote from website E.g. Starbucks helps customers locate nearest café once they ve entered postcode Information from external sources can be inaccurate or may change significantly in future; even close down Prone to threats from malware

WIKIS

WIKIS Web pages that can be viewed and modified by anyone

WIKIS Web pages that can be viewed and modified by anyone Allows to create or change web content

WIKIS Web pages that can be viewed and modified by anyone Allows to create or change web content Places power and freedom in hands of users rather than external expert

WIKIS Web pages that can be viewed and modified by anyone Allows to create or change web content Places power and freedom in hands of users rather than external expert Works in progress on virtual white boards

WIKIS Web pages that can be viewed and modified by anyone Allows to create or change web content Places power and freedom in hands of users rather than external expert Works in progress on virtual white boards Agendas and minutes can be placed on wikis

WIKIS Web pages that can be viewed and modified by anyone Allows to create or change web content Places power and freedom in hands of users rather than external expert Works in progress on virtual white boards Agendas and minutes can be placed on wikis Can be open to manipulation and vandalism

WIKIS Web pages that can be viewed and modified by anyone Allows to create or change web content Places power and freedom in hands of users rather than external expert Works in progress on virtual white boards Agendas and minutes can be placed on wikis Can be open to manipulation and vandalism Maintenance can be time-consuming

ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS

ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS Individuals interact with others in community

ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS Individuals interact with others in community Social network sites (SNS): Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Friendster

ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS Individuals interact with others in community Social network sites (SNS): Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Friendster SNS tend to support pre-existing relationships rather than new ones

ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS Individuals interact with others in community Social network sites (SNS): Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Friendster SNS tend to support pre-existing relationships rather than new ones Benefit from social capital and self-presentation

ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS Individuals interact with others in community Social network sites (SNS): Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Friendster SNS tend to support pre-existing relationships rather than new ones Benefit from social capital and self-presentation Risk over privacy from third party securing personal information

ONLINE SOCIAL NETWORKS Individuals interact with others in community Social network sites (SNS): Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Friendster SNS tend to support pre-existing relationships rather than new ones Benefit from social capital and self-presentation Risk over privacy from third party securing personal information Allows interaction with different people in network

3-D VIRTUAL WORLDS

3-D VIRTUAL WORLDS Computer-simulated worlds where users interact in real time through avatars

3-D VIRTUAL WORLDS Computer-simulated worlds where users interact in real time through avatars Avatars are 3-D electronic cartoons of users; form of alter ego

3-D VIRTUAL WORLDS Computer-simulated worlds where users interact in real time through avatars Avatars are 3-D electronic cartoons of users; form of alter ego Second Life has over 15m users and internal currency of Linden dollars (L$)

3-D VIRTUAL WORLDS Computer-simulated worlds where users interact in real time through avatars Avatars are 3-D electronic cartoons of users; form of alter ego Second Life has over 15m users and internal currency of Linden dollars (L$) Conduct meetings, workshops and recruitment

3-D VIRTUAL WORLDS Computer-simulated worlds where users interact in real time through avatars Avatars are 3-D electronic cartoons of users; form of alter ego Second Life has over 15m users and internal currency of Linden dollars (L$) Conduct meetings, workshops and recruitment Multinationals such as IBM, Dell, Ericsson, Bain

3-D VIRTUAL WORLDS Computer-simulated worlds where users interact in real time through avatars Avatars are 3-D electronic cartoons of users; form of alter ego Second Life has over 15m users and internal currency of Linden dollars (L$) Conduct meetings, workshops and recruitment Multinationals such as IBM, Dell, Ericsson, Bain Strathclyde and Coventry Universities bought islands

STORING KNOWLEDGE Data Warehouse

STORING KNOWLEDGE Data Warehouse Database with query and reporting tools

STORING KNOWLEDGE Data Warehouse Database with query and reporting tools Stores current and historical data from internal and external sources

STORING KNOWLEDGE Data Warehouse Database with query and reporting tools Stores current and historical data from internal and external sources Data mart subset of data warehouse which contains summarised or highly focused data for certain users

PRESENTING KNOWLEDGE Visualisation

PRESENTING KNOWLEDGE Visualisation Modelling way of representing objects e.g. journal covers, weather maps, flows of citations

PRESENTING KNOWLEDGE Visualisation Modelling way of representing objects e.g. journal covers, weather maps, flows of citations Rendering makes computer generated image look like photograph e.g. texture mapping

PRESENTING KNOWLEDGE Visualisation Modelling way of representing objects e.g. journal covers, weather maps, flows of citations Rendering makes computer generated image look like photograph e.g. texture mapping Virtual reality