Farquhar, Adam
The Road Ahead for Knowledge Management: An AI Perspective
Smith, Reid G., Farquhar, Adam
Enabling organizations to capture, share, and apply the collective experience and know-how of their people is seen as fundamental to competing in the knowledge economy. As a result, there has been a wave of enthusiasm and activity centered on knowledge management. To make progress in this area, issues of technology, process, people, and content must be addressed. In this article, we develop a road map for knowledge management. It begins with an assessment of the current state of the practice, using examples drawn from our experience at Schlumberger. It then sketches the possible evolution of technology and practice over a 10-year period. Along the way, we highlight ways in which AI technology, present and future, can be applied in knowledge management systems.
AAAI 1997 Spring Symposium Reports
Gaines, Brian R., Musen, Mark A., Uthurusamy, Ramasamy, Haller, Susan, McRoy, Susan, Oard, Douglas, Hull, David, Hauptmann, Alexander, Witbrock, Michael, Mahesh, Kevin, Farquhar, Adam, Gruninger, Michael, Doyle, Jon R., Thomason, Richard H.
The Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) held its 1997 Spring Symposium Series on 24 to 26 March at Stanford University in Stanford, California. This article contains summaries of the seven symposia that were conducted: (1) Artificial Intelligence in Knowledge Management; (2) Computational Models for Mixed-Initiative Interaction; (3) Cross-Language Text and Speech Retrieval; (4) Intelligent Integration and Use of Text, Image, Video, and Audio Corpora; (5) Natural Language Processing for the World Wide Web; (6) Ontological Engineering; and (7) Qualitative Preferences in Deliberation and Practical Reasoning.
AAAI 1997 Spring Symposium Reports
Gaines, Brian R., Musen, Mark A., Uthurusamy, Ramasamy, Haller, Susan, McRoy, Susan, Oard, Douglas, Hull, David, Hauptmann, Alexander, Witbrock, Michael, Mahesh, Kevin, Farquhar, Adam, Gruninger, Michael, Doyle, Jon R., Thomason, Richard H.
The Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) held its 1997 Spring Symposium Series on 24 to 26 March at Stanford University in Stanford, California. This article contains summaries of the seven symposia that were conducted: (1) Artificial Intelligence in Knowledge Management; (2) Computational Models for Mixed-Initiative Interaction; (3) Cross-Language Text and Speech Retrieval; (4) Intelligent Integration and Use of Text, Image, Video, and Audio Corpora; (5) Natural Language Processing for the World Wide Web; (6) Ontological Engineering; and (7) Qualitative Preferences in Deliberation and Practical Reasoning.