Integrated document and knowledge management for the knowledge-based enterprise

John McNaught; William Black; Fabio Rinaldi; Elisa Bertino; Andrew Brasher; Diana Deavin; Barbara Catania; D. Silvestri; Barbara Armani; Pietro Leo; Andreas Persidis; Giovanni Semeraro; Floriana Esposito; Vito Candela; Gian Piero Zarri; Luca Gilardoni

Integrated document and knowledge management for the knowledge-based enterprise

John McNaught, William Black, Fabio Rinaldi, Elisa Bertino, Andrew Brasher, Diana Deavin, Barbara Catania, D. Silvestri, Barbara Armani, Pietro Leo, Andreas Persidis, Giovanni Semeraro, Floriana Esposito, Vito Candela, Gian Piero Zarri, Luca Gilardoni

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Abstract

The CONCERTO project is concerned with the creation and management of knowledge repositories. The distinctive approach is the maintain an association between the textua form in which knowledge is expressed in source documents, and an expressive narrative knowledge representation language that supports inference and query operations. We first situate the CONCERTO approach in relation to current principles of knowledge management, before exploring three aspects of the mechanisms that CONCERTO supports: document management, acquisition of knowledge from text, and annotation base management. The concluding section gives an insight into how these mechanisms are being translated into changing working practices in a knowledge-based organisation within the CONCERTO consortium.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceddings of the Third International Conference on the Practical Application of Knowledge Management
Place of Publication	Blackpool
Publisher	The Practical Application Company
Pages	89-108
ISBN (Print)	1-902426-10-X
Publication status	Published - 2000

Keywords

knowledge acquisition
knowledge representation
information extraction
natural language processing
artificial intelligence
knowledge management

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McNaught, J., Black, W., Rinaldi, F., Bertino, E., Brasher, A., Deavin, D., Catania, B., Silvestri, D., Armani, B., Leo, P., Persidis, A., Semeraro, G., Esposito, F., Candela, V., Zarri, G. P., & Gilardoni, L. (2000). Integrated document and knowledge management for the knowledge-based enterprise. In Proceddings of the Third International Conference on the Practical Application of Knowledge Management (pp. 89-108). The Practical Application Company.

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Integrated document and knowledge management for the knowledge-based enterprise. / McNaught, John; Black, William; Rinaldi, Fabio et al.
Proceddings of the Third International Conference on the Practical Application of Knowledge Management. Blackpool: The Practical Application Company, 2000. p. 89-108.

Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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