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Mobile collaborative knowledge management system

Knowledge Management (KM) is gaining more an more interest among high ranked executives in organizations of diverse kind. Consequently, many systems have been developed claiming they are Knowledge Management Systems (KMS). In this work we present a KMS that tackles some problems most existing KMSs sit have not: Ubiquity, Collaborative Knowledge Management, Context-sensitivity. It also tackles the problem about privacy and fears people may have to reveal the knowledge they posses. The system supports its user in the processes of knowledge creation, validation, distribution and use.
Proceedings of the 2008 12th International Conference on Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Design, CSCWD, pp. 588 - 593, 2008
Autor(es): Zurita Gustavo, Baloian Nelson, Baytelman F