| Paper # | 10 | Ontologies for Knowledge Retrieval in Organizational |
| Memories |
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| authors | Minghong Liao, Andreas Abecker, Ansgar Bernardi, Knut |
| Hinkelmann, Michael Sintek |
| affiliation | German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, Kaiserlautern |
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| Published in | Procedings of the Workshop on Learning Software |
| Organizations, Kaiserslautern, Germany, June 16, 1999 |
| date | 16-Jun-99 |
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| Annoation |
| Discusses ontological issues specific to Organizational Memory |
| (OM). OM is defined as accumulated corporate know how that can |
| be used to support knowledge intensive work process. A |
| three-level framework is used to design OM. The lowest level, |
| which is the object level, consists of heterogeneous documents |
| (email, database etc.). The description level describes those |
| documents and application level is query and inferences on those |
| descriptions. Three ontologies namely domain ontology, enterprise |
| ontology and information ontology are used in the description |
| level. |
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