Practical Aspects of Knowledge Management: 6th International Conference, PAKM 2006, Vienna, Austria, November 30 – December1, 2006. Proceedings

Amin Anjomshoaa, Tho Manh Nguyen (auth.), Ulrich Reimer, Dimitris Karagiannis (eds.)3540499989, 9783540499985

The biennial PAKM Conference Series o?ers a communication platform and meeting ground for practitioners and researchers involved in developing and deploying advanced business solutions for the management of knowledge in – ganizations. PAKM is a forum for people to share their views, exchange ideas, develop new insights, and envision completely new kinds of knowledge mana- ment solutions. PAKM 2006, the Sixth International Conference on Practical Aspects of Knowledge Management, was held again in Vienna. It was a milestone for two reasons: First, it marked an anniversary – 10 years of PAKM conferences. The ?rst conference was held in Basel, Switzerland, in 1996, followed by the conf- ences in 1998 and 2000, in Basel as well. After that PAKM moved to Vienna where it was held in 2002, 2004, and 2006. Secondly, from now on PAKM will be “on tour”: It will be organized by di?erent people and be hosted at di?erent places all over the world. The PAKM Steering Committee will be responsible for selecting the conference chairs and the conference locations. The Steering Committee will also be responsible for the direction the PAKM conferences will take and will ensure their continuing high quality. For this year’s conference we received 123 submissions from 30 countries.

---

Table of contents :
Front Matter….Pages –
Web Service Based Business Processes Automation Using Semantic Personal Information Management Systems – The Semantic Life Case….Pages 1-12
Activation of Knowledge in an Integrated Business Process Support/Knowledge Management System….Pages 13-24
Innovation Management in a Multi-national Corporation’s Subsidiary of Ireland’s Evolving Knowledge Economy….Pages 25-36
Ontology-Based Business Knowledge for Simulating Threats to Corporate Assets….Pages 37-48
Knowledge Work Productivity: Where to Start….Pages 49-60
Taba Workstation: Supporting Technical Solution Through Knowledge Management of Design Rationale….Pages 61-72
Extraction and Analysis of Knowledge Worker Activities on Intranet….Pages 73-85
Knowledge Sharing to Support Collaborative Engineering at PLM Environment….Pages 86-96
Knowledge Management Systems and Organizational Change Management: The Case of Siemens ShareNet….Pages 97-105
Measuring Business Feedback Cycles as Enhancement of the Support Knowledge Engineering Process….Pages 106-118
DKOMP: A Peer-to-Peer Platform for Distributed Knowledge Management….Pages 119-130
From Design Errors to Design Opportunities Using a Machine Learning Approach….Pages 131-142
Text Mining Through Semi Automatic Semantic Annotation….Pages 143-154
Extended Ontological Model for Distance Learning Purpose….Pages 155-165
A Peer-to-Peer Virtual Office for Organizational Knowledge Management….Pages 166-177
Mining and Supporting Task-Stage Knowledge: A Hierarchical Clustering Technique….Pages 178-188
Towards a Process Model for Identifying Knowledge-Related Structures in Product Data….Pages 189-200
Common Knowledge Based Access to Disparate Semantic Spaces: The Ontology Switching Approach….Pages 201-212
A Meta-Model for Intellectual Capital Reporting….Pages 213-223
Assessment of Effective Utilization of KM Technologies as a Function of Organizational Culture….Pages 224-233
Structured Knowledge Transfer in Small and Medium Sized Enterprises….Pages 234-242
How to Transfer a Knowledge Management Approach to an Organization – A Set of Patterns and Anti-patterns….Pages 243-252
Developing a Model for Linking Knowledge Management Systems and Intellectual Capital Measurement….Pages 253-266
Synergizing Standard and Ad-Hoc Processes….Pages 267-278
Increasing Search Quality with the Semantic Desktop in Proposal Development….Pages 279-290
Managing Many Web Service Compositions by Task Decomposition and Service Quality Evaluation….Pages 291-302
Towards an Ontology for Knowledge Management in Communities of Practice….Pages 303-314
Designing a Knowledge Management Approach for the CAMRA Community of Science….Pages 315-325
Knowledge Management for a Large Service-Oriented Corporation….Pages 326-337
Back Matter….Pages –