Knowledge Management. Collecting and processing data from multiple sources and generating information to support business requirements (e.g., information retrieval, information mapping/taxonomy, information sharing, categorization, knowledge engineering, knowledge capture/distribution/delivery, and smart documents).
Knowledge Management. The awardee should participate in NSF’s Knowledge Management Program to xxxxxx a learning culture across NSF’s major facility portfolio. Participation may include but is not limited to: sending appropriate staff to the annual Major Facilities Workshop; presenting lessons learned or good practices at the annual Workshop; participation in the Workshop Planning Committee; or providing lessons learned or good practices to NSF through either the Workshop Planning Committee, the cognizant NSF Program Officer or Grants and Agreements Officer.
Knowledge Management. The Corporation shall, directly or through contract, maintain a clearinghouse for information on best practices resulting from initiatives supported by the eligible entities and community organizations.
Knowledge Management. The centre of the network is the existing knowledge on food composition research and public health nutrition acquired through the co-ordinated EuroFIR research. Thus, the IT software communication platform (see below) will be articulated around this knowledge. Several parts can be identified: • The inventory of each EuroFIR member: skills, expertise, tools, infrastructures, material, and capabilities to conduct research will be stored in the Centres Skills & Infrastructure Inventory Database; • The publications repository: the research results and findings will be stored in a Documents Database. • The methods and QA repository: the methods used to generate food composition data, together with the QA used to demonstrate data quality and consistency. • The Nutrient and Bioactive Compound Databank.
Knowledge Management. The UN in Viet Nam is committed to improving knowledge management6 and knowledge sharing7 in order to support the UN’s objectives of becoming a learning organization that is recognised as a leading knowledge broker in Viet Nam. As the UN in Viet Nam moves increasingly towards upstream policy work, the ability of the UN to achieve the objectives of the One Plan 2012-2016, as well as of the Delivering as One Initiative, is largely dependent on the knowledge and capacity of staff. A more systematic, coherent and explicit approach to knowledge management is needed to enable the UN to meet its objectives, including improved internal information sharing and dissemination with staff and externally with partners and stakeholders, as well as improved use of knowledge to achieve the broader objectives of the UN in Viet Nam, including for policy and advocacy purposes. Knowledge management is also important to preserve institutional memory in the context of high staff turnover, in particular of staff in international positions. Knowledge management in the UN in Viet Nam is designed to build on existing knowledge management strategies and initiatives of the UN and individual Participating UN System Agencies.
Knowledge Management. The centre of the network is the existing knowledge on food composition research and public health nutrition acquired through the co-ordinated EuroFIR research. Thus, the IT software communication platform (see below) will be articulated around this knowledge. Several parts can be identified: o The inventory of each EuroFIR member: skills, expertise, tools, infrastructures, material, and capabilities to conduct research will be stored in the Centres Skills & Infrastructure Inventory Database; o The publications repository: the research results and findings will be stored in a Documents Database. o The methods and QA repository: the methods used to generate food composition data, together with the QA used to demonstrate data quality and consistency. o The Nutrient and Bioactive Compound Databank. • Project Management All the EuroFIR activities will be managed by a project management approach and will follow a process with several steps (see Figure 1): • The project aim; • The project plan; • The project in progress; • The project results and findings. The projects will be conducted under a series of interconnecting workpackages. In order to support this approach, a project management methodology will be applied to EuroFIR, the Project Information and Quality System (PIQS) as described below.
Knowledge Management. The use of computer technology to organize, manage, and distribute electronically all types of information, customized to meet the needs of a wide variety of users. The information is stored in a special database called a knowledge base and is used to enhance organizational performance. Capturing, organizing, and storing knowledge and experiences of individual workers and groups within an organization and making it available to others in the organization.
Knowledge Management. KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT services will include the implementation of an e-care and knowledge management system. During the Start-up Services, the primary focus in Knowledge Management area is to establish the design integration with the balance of the overall solution and to establish basic infrastructure, particularly data capture and data base aspects. The e-care system (deployed in Full Functional Services) will be comprised of the following assets: automated e-mail and web-forms (ERMS), and virtual web chat (WebGenie) capabilities based on text processing machine learning "artificial intelligence" (AI) technology from Xxxxxx Laboratories (IBM Mail Analyzer). The knowledge management system will provide customer web customization, personalization, profiling and tracking. It encompasses the development and management of a support- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IBM Confidential May 12, 2000 Page - 27 - Exhibit 1A SI SOW knowledge base, and it will be integrated with ERMS, WebGenie and Clarify. The knowledge management infrastructure can also be leveraged by EMW Business Intelligence applications This activity includes the following specific tasks: CUSTOMER ACQUISITION, CUSTOMER CARE, AND REVENUE MANAGEMENT: WEB ORDERING, STATUS, INFORMATION BACKEND INTEGRATION An element of the EMW Web Channel solution (provided separately by EMW) is the browser based thin client presentation component. The plan is for a combination of Clarify and SCT to provide the identified capabilities (some will be deferred to the Full Functional Services phase) to interface to and support web-based registering and ordering, checking status, and retrieving information. The scope of this task is to (a) examine and validate the additional interface requirements, and (b) architect, design, develop, and deploy the interfaces with the appropriate backend systems. COMPLETION CRITERIA This task will be considered complete when IBM provides the deliverables specified below to the EMW Contract Executive. DELIVERABLES - Knowledge Management Architecture Specification Document - Detail Design Document - Usability Test Plan - Unit Tested Source Code - Deployment Plan - System Test Report - User Acceptance Test Report - Updated Transformation Management Plan CUSTOMER CARE, CUSTOMER ACQUISITION, REVENUE MANAGEMENT: MESSAGING The proposed Customer Contact Center for Customer Care Services requires a messaging infrastructure to be established to support ...
Knowledge Management. The purpose of the knowledge management practice is to maintain and improve the effective, efficient, and convenient use of information and knowledge across the organization. 🠦 The knowledge management practice provides a structured approach to defining, building, re-using, and sharing knowledge in various forms: - Release notes of the Software; - Installation manuals of the Software; - Operational handbook for the Customer’s Trustbuilder environment.
Knowledge Management. 1.27.1 The Contractor shall adopt a knowledge management policy, (“Contractor Knowledge Management Policy”) that is consistent with the Knowledge Management Policy and, at the Authority’s written request, participate in the Authority’s knowledge management initiatives.
1.27.2 The Contractor acknowledges and agrees that adoption and compliance with the Contractor Knowledge Management Policy will facilitate:
1.27.2.1 the identification and analysis of available and required knowledge, and the subsequent planning and control of actions to develop knowledge assets so as to fulfil the Authority’s and the Contractor’s organisational objectives;
1.27.2.2 a systematic and organised attempt to use knowledge within the Contractor’s organisation to transform its ability to store and use knowledge to improve performance.
