tailieunhanh - Special languages and shared knowledge

The transfer of knowledge between groups of individuals of different levels of expertise and orientation is discussed with reference to the manner in which knowledge is disseminated using the specialist language of a given domain. A prototype system that allows access to knowledge at these different levels, through the automatic construction of keyword indexes, is outlined. The controversial relationship between knowledge and language is the basis of arguments in this paper. | Special Languages and Shared Knowledge Rafif Al-Sayed and Khurshid Ahmad University of Surrey Guildford UK Abstract The transfer of knowledge between groups of individuals of different levels of expertise and orientation is discussed with reference to the manner in which knowledge is disseminated using the specialist language of a given domain. A prototype system that allows access to knowledge at these different levels through the automatic construction of keyword indexes is outlined. The controversial relationship between knowledge and language is the basis of arguments in this paper. Keywords Knowledge management knowledge sharing knowledge diffusion best practice terminology management health care. 1. Introduction The transfer of knowledge within an organisation across organisations between an individual and an organisation and between individuals is facilitated through a number of sign systems. Such systems include natural languages mathematical equations subject specific notations and other conventions including graphical conventions. The term facilitation is a broad term however the key to facilitation is a common consensus on the meanings of words of natural language kinds of mathematical equations and agreement on notations and conventions. So in some respects the transfer of knowledge requires a consensus amongst organisations and individuals. Much knowledge management literature has focused on the sharing of know-how and expertise through protocols devised by managers Nonaka and Takeuchi 1995 Davenport and Probst 2002 or the focussed discussion of problems related to the sociology of organisations Scarbrough 1996 . Some have even looked at this problem from a cybernetic point of view in terms of feedback and control systems Morgan 1996 . Management Studies sociology and cybernetic models address fairly high-level conceptual issues. However the surface form of knowledge the trace of knowledge left behind .

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• Special languages and shared knowledge
• Shared knowledge
• Special languages
• Knowledge management
• Knowledge sharing
• Knowledge diffusion
• Acknowledgements
• Continuum Theory of Diffusion
• Solutions of the Diffusion Equation
• A Simplified Model
• Einstein Smoluchowski Relation
• Radial Diffusion in a Cylinder
• KM infrastructure
• Electronic services
• Innovation diffusion characteristics
• Community economic development
• KM infrastructure model
• Knowledge services
• Scientific reports
• breast cancer
• medicine
• reactivity
• biochemical studies
• medical knowledge