Business Systems and Knowledge Modelling Lab

Research Project

Human-Centered Knowledge Management Systems

Knowledge management involves four main processes: the generation, capture, codification, and transfer of knowledge. Knowledge management seeks to enhance the efficiency of these activities and leverage their value for the firm as well as the individual.

Research Goal
This research project has two facets. The first facet involves semantic mapping knowledge management context in a business process on to a human-centred problem solving ontology . The second facet involves integration of results of KM with a human-centered multi-agent computational architecture for development of KM systems.

Team Members
Rajiv Khosla, Selena Lim, Ernesto Damiani

Publications
[1] R.Khosla, E Damiani and W. Grosky Human-Centered e-Business, Kluwer
Academic Publishers, Massachusetts, USA, March 2003, 315 pages.

[2] R. Khosla “Human-Centered Intelligent Systems,” in the International Journal of Fuzzy Systems and Intelligent Informatics, Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 379-390, 2003.