STUDIO: Ontology-Centric Knowledge-Based System

Réka Vas ()
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Réka Vas: Corvinus University of Budapest

A chapter in Corporate Knowledge Discovery and Organizational Learning, 2016, pp 83-103 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Characterizing, structuring and systematizing all the knowledge assets of an organization represents a major challenge nowadays. At the same time rapid social, economic and technological changes require organizations to act and adapt quickly. In order to be able to meet all these expectations, organizations must implement such comprehensive knowledge management solutions that enable multiple ways of using and reusing organizational knowledge. This chapter provides a complete description of how the STUDIO knowledge-based system can support organizations in applying and evaluating knowledge, in learning, in adapting changes to their own context quickly, and in translating learning into action. STUDIO is an extensible and domain independent knowledge based system that captures the relevant domain concepts and their relations by ontological entities around which a set of knowledge—and human resource management related tasks are carried out. To evaluate the proposed architecture we have applied it to the challenge of managing knowledge both in business and educational contexts.

Keywords: Business Process; Domain Ontology; Test Question; Organizational Knowledge; Adaptive Test (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-28917-5_4

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