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KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT & PORTALS
See also:
IBM Lotus Notes & Domino

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Pattern Language -
"These tools allow anyone, and any group of people, to create beautiful, functional, meaningful places.
You can create a living world."
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State of the Art Papers on Computing
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Game Theory .net - a resource for educators and students of game theory,
for game theory in business and people who take games too seriously.
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Mind-mapping.org -
a catalog of software that does mind mapping, concept mapping, information management and diagramming / outlining (information organisation in graphical form)
>> The mind-mapping.org Blog
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Rationale - "is like mind or concept mapping tools but goes much further. Rationale's distinct map formats clearly display and guide your critical thinking."
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Distributed Proofreaders --
a web-based method to ease the conversion of Public Domain books into e-books
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IT Toolbox KM
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Kolabora -
Online Collaboration and Web Conferencing specialists-
Knowledge Management - a Standards Australia portal
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Knowledge-Based Systems journal
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The Key Centre for Knowledge Based Systems
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UTS - University of Technology, Sydney ...
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Rensselaer Artificial Intelligence and Reasoning (RAIR) Laboratory
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When Content and Knowledge Management Collide
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The International KM Institute
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Nine key principles of the real-time enterprise
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Gartner: New Focus on Knowledge and Collaboration Begins in 2002
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KnowMap
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Metrics Guide for Knowledge Management Initiatives
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Factbites - a search engine "more interested in content analysis than link popularity"
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knowledgeharvesting.org
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Knowledge-Management Information Resource Center
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Knowledge Management Consortium International
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eKnowledgeCenter.com
>> Women in Knowledge Management
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KMPA - Knowledge Management Professionals Association
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a href="http://www.netacademy.org/">Net Academy
>> Knowledge Media portal
>> KM Link Collection
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The Institute for Knowledge Management
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KMTool -
"A global community for knowledge management professionals"
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CIBIT
>> CIBIT's view on KM
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KM Exchange
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ManagementFirst
>> KM page
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gannthead.com
>> KM department
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The Delphi Group -
and - The Delphi Group Australia
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Earley & Associates
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Object Knowledge
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Smith Weaver Smith -
"Cultural Changemakers"
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Total Knowledge Management Pvt Ltd
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Knowledge Ability
(U.K.)
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Syntrec
/ Synectia Consultants
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Know-Net.org
- LEVER Project
(KM solution for
tthe software industry)
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University
of Warwick BPRC >>
KM
portal
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University
of Toronto FIS >>
KM
Primer
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University
College London >> KM
Centre
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Semantic Studios
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KMBA - The Knowledge Management Benchmarking Association
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Intranets as Knowledge Management Systems
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Knowledge Management and Creativity
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I.T. Works >>
KM Reference Site
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FLAG - Flexible Learning Advisory Group
(Australia)
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ICASIT
>> Knowledge
Management Central
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IBM's
World Jam - "Massively Parallel Conference"
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Online Community Report
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Desert Knowledge Australia
- "thriving desert knowledge economies"
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10 questions about information architecture
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Collaboration Can Be Disruptive. Isn't That Great?
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De Vos Consultancy - KM Articles
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Information Retrieval and Human-Computer Interaction
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Delta Knowledge - Its Place And Significance In Industrial Design
Education (Delta knowledge is defined as "the knowledge of
doing")
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Visualization and Data Mining Environments
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Analyst's Notebook
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Towards the Design of a Meta-Architecture for IT-Management
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Portal software can help you find your piece of the portal puzzle
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Groupware Competence Centre -
GKC (University of Paderborn, Germany)
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The Knowledge Management Advantage
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Halfbakery
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Uses and Misuses of Logic
- Weblogics >>
Intralogic -
Extralogic
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Manta - purchasable business and market research reports, aggregated from leading business information publishers.
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Yellowfin (BI specialists, Australia)
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The Semantic Web ...
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Next big step for the Web -- or a detour? - Is the "Semantic Web" the new Internet,
or a complex technology in search of a problem to solve?
- W3C
>> RDF - Resource Description Framework
and OWL - Web Ontology Language (semantic Web specs)
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SIMILE - Semantic Interoperability of Metadata and Information in unLike Environments -
a joint project conducted by the MIT Libraries and MIT CSAIL.
"SIMILE seeks to enhance inter-operability among digital assets, schemata / vocabularies / ontologies, metadata, and services.
A key challenge is that the collections which must inter-operate are often distributed across individual, community, and institutional stores.
We seek to be able to provide end-user services by drawing upon the assets, schemata / vocabularies / ontologies, and metadata held in such stores."
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SUMO - Suggested Upper Merged Ontology -
one of the largest and most comprehensive, free, formal ontologies. This Ontology Portal site
is dedicated to distributing open source formal ontologies and tools, and supporting the developers and users of those products.
It is "the largest free, formal ontology available, with 20,000 terms and 70,000 axioms when all domain ontologies are combined.
These consist of
SUMO itself, the
MId-Level Ontology (MILO), and ontologies of
Communications,
Countries and Regions,
distributed computing,
Economy,
Finance,
engineering components,
Geography,
Government, Military (general,
devices,
processes,
people),
North American Industrial Classification System,
People,
physical elements,
TransnationalIssues,
Transportation,
Viruses,
World Airports A-K,
World Airports L-Z, WMD."
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Towards a Standard Upper Ontology -
This paper outlines the strategy used to create the current version of the SUMO, discusses some of the challenges faced
in constructing the ontology, and describe in detail its most general concepts and the relations between them.
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Planning a Semantic Web site -
The Semantic Web brings with it the opportunities for users to get smarter search results, and for site owners
to get more targeted traffic as users find what they really want. But these benefits don't just magically appear.
This IBM developerWorks article leads you through the aspects of both information architecture and general infrastructure
you need in place to truly take advantage of this burgeoning opportunity.
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University College London Interaction Centre - UCLIC
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Furl / Furl.net -
"Furl is a search engine for your mind -
a free service that saves the important items you find on the Web and enables you
to quickly find them again. Furl archives a personal copy of every page you save.
When you want to recall it, you can find it instantly by searching the full text of
your archived items. Each member has a personal archive of 5 gigabytes (GB),
large enough to store tens of thousands of searchable items."
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TouchGraph Google Browser
- Enter a web site's URL and "see" that website in the context that Google sees it - fascinating!
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Ga-ga over Google
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IBM Systems Journal
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Knowledge Management special issue
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IBM Systems Journal
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Information Integration special issue
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From fundamental to human, these are the
factors that define the limits of technology ...
- The laws of physics
- The laws of software
- The challenge of algorithms
- The difficulty of distribution
- The problems of design
- The problems of functionality
- The importance of organization
- The impact of economics
- The influence of politics
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Chandler Project -
an open source, standards-based personal information manager (PIM) built around small group collaboration
and a core set of information management workflows modelled on Inbox usage patterns and David Allen's
GTD methodology.
(A project of the Open Source Applications Foundation.)
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Delivering 'Information Capability':
The Application of Knowledge Management in the Australian Defence Library Service
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the Research Information Manager (or RIM-r), applies many of the
features of Lotus Notes to facilitate research work and provide
related management information.
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Mail Order
- "Any way you look at it, e-mail is a fixture in our business lives -
and increasingly the bane of many an organization's digital existence.
However, within the pain there is promise: The tacit knowledge contained in e-mail,
if recognized, shared and managed, can result in improved efficiency, higher productivity
and increased revenues in practically any business function."
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SocialPhysics.org -
mission is "to create useful software tools to manage our interactions on an
open source peer-to-peer platform. A platform that restores control over our digital identities
and supports a variety of regimes for self-governance and self-expression. Through new
and existing apps that use this platform we expect to find new forms of economic and civic participation
and organization." ...
The SocialPhysics Dashboard is a downloadable application that helps you manage your identity
and interactions with co-workers, customers, business associates and friends. Working in the background
on your behalf it tracks your email and other electronic communications and builds a locally stored model of your networks.
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Collaborative Strategies - an industry analyst and consulting firm that focuses on the collaborative software market.
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Value Based Management.net -
"a management portal specifically aimed at the information needs of senior executives with an interest in value creation, managing for value and valuation."
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Expertise Management - Who Knows About This? -
"Unlike the knowledge management systems of old, expertise location systems (ELS) get results.
The innovation: software that scans e-mail and documents and updates databases automatically."
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Collaboration - All Together Now - Collaborative technologies such as Web conferencing
and online workspaces promise to improve productivity—if you can get people to use them.
Better get ready, since VoIP may lead to convergence of these technologies
sooner rather than later.
Designing and Evaluating a Web-Based
Collaboration Application - A Case Study (using SharePoint Team Services from Microsoft)
Knowledge Collection ... IBM's definition --
"A focused compilation of documents
that educates Analysts and Customers about a specific product or topic and serves
as a source for general reference and as a supplement for training material.
A Knowledge Collection is not designed to be an all-inclusive list of all documents dealing with
the specific topic."
AskMe Corporation
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Provides software solutions that enable global 2000 companies to create and manage
Employee Knowledge Networks (EKNs)
Search and identify the most relevant employee expertise and 'know-how,' as well as the documents, frequently asked questions
and best practices across your entire organization.
Department of Commerce Deploys AskMe Enterprise to Bolster Service to U.S. Exporters ("DOC Insider")
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OAK - Association of Knowledgework
- many articles including ...
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INSEAD
Knowledge
Specific personality dysfunctions and organizational dysfunctions, more often than not, are inextricably linked.-
How Alliances Serve to Accelerate Innovation
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The Rhythm of Change - Is Full Speed Ahead Always Right?
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Perhaps management gurus have overlooked an important perspective: that stability and continuity actually form the basis of our experience and therefore provide a context for how we view change.
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A Surprise in the Price of Knowledge -
"Information is a product that helps decision makers in their deliberations and is paid for by its users. ...
[ a market experiment, Competitive
Pricing of Information: A Longitudinal Experiment ] found that, over time, prices converged to two strikingly different price levels with prices
for unreliable information being significantly higher than those for reliable information."
From MarketingProfs:
Best Practices and Case Studies -
Be Very Afraid
Knowledge Associates
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Articles such as ...
Capitalizing on the Learning Object Economy - The Strategic Benefits of Standard Learning Objects
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The purpose of this white paper is to describe the magnitude of
international efforts to achieve the vision of advanced distributed
learning, outline the key principles involved, and summarize the
strategic benefits to be gained by implementing learning object
business practices and technologies.
Use a Fishbone Diagram to help attack complex problems
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One technique for analyzing complex problems that appear to have many interrelated causes is called a "case and effect" or Fishbone diagram.
How to Salvage Your Company's Deep Smarts -
The approaching exodus of retiring baby boomers will severely erode the knowledge base of many companies.
>> The Importance of Cultivating and Transferring Deep Smarts
'Stolen' parts make for a better
intranet -
the Department of Victorian Communities has won
a place in the Nielsen Norman Group's list of the 10 best government
intranets. ... "Keep your aims realistic. Work to a tight timeline. Use
what's already built. And talk to the users all the way through. ... Many
intranets try to develop into knowledge management systems. But, as
management expert Peter Drucker puts it, you can't manage knowledge,
because it's inside people's heads. ... It is better to let people get in
touch with each other."
Ray Ozzie & Groove Networks ...
(Ray Ozzie is CEO of Groove Networks Inc. and was the creator of
Lotus Notes)
Rhadiant
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Knowledge Flow -
any CFO, Financial Controller or Accountant what the most important aspect
of financial management is. Nine times out of ten the answer they'll give is “cashflow”.
It's not the size of your financial assets that counts, it's how the money is moving. The same holds true for
knowledge. How much your organisation knows is less important than how well it can transfer that knowledge to the right person, in the right
way, at the right time. This whitepaper explores the concept of knowledge flow, why it's important, how it works, and some ways to improve it."
Digital memory comes up short -
"Computer files may survive, but the equipment to make sense of them might not. This era
could become a "digital dark age" - a part of its collective memories forever lost"
META Group
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Content and Collaboration Resource Center
Findings also revealed that 74% of respondents believe being without e-mail would present more of a hardship than being without phone service.
Users are struggling to keep up with rising tide of message volume, with some users
receiving over 200 messages per day and spending several hours daily managing their inbox.
OEO - Educational Object Economy Foundation -
the EOE develops and
distributes tools to enable the formation of communities engaged in
building shared knowledge bases of learning materials
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Why is Java the focus?
Mind Systems (MindManager)
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Journal of Information Warfare
Best Practices, LLC - Benchmarking Reports
>> KM Excellence Forum
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KM Benchmarking Reports
Philosophy in Cyberspace
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an annotated guide to philosophy resources online
The Springboard
- "How storytelling
ignites action in knowledge-era organizations"
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Understand knowledge and Knowledge Management
CCT - Computers and Communication Technology (Lebanon)
Workflow & Groupware Stratégies
>> Workflow Comparative Study
Digital
Governance -
"Building and Sustaining Democratic and Accountable Governance Structures using ICT"
eGov
links
>> List of Commissions, Institutes, Think Tanks, Organizations, Lobbyists
>> US Federal,
US
City- County - Local,
Worldwide Government Sites
Paradigm Shift International
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resources for Agility / Agile Enterprise
- Change Proficiency - Knowledge Management - Continuing Education -
Collaborative Learning - and Change Management - Business Process
Reengineering - Collaborative Learning - Enterprise Response Ability
The European Enterprise Knowledge Development Initiative
Eurotechnopolis
Institut >> International Observatory ...
Telework
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KM
PSA - Professional Services Automation ...
Gene Bellinger's Mental Model Musings -
Systems,Simulation, Organisations, Knowledge
The Cynefin Centre -
"Led by Dave Snowden,
formerly a director in the Institute for Knowledge Management, The Cynefin Centre (pronounced kun-ev'in)
is at the forefront of an emerging management discipline and practice based on the science of
complex adaptive systems. Moving beyond the very traditional, processbound ways of doing things
that stifle creativity and out-of-the-box thinking, it is creating a rich, diverse environment
for people to reconsider intractable problems in new ways. ...
The Centre focuses on high participation action research about the nature of organisations and markets
using models derived from sciences — such as biology, philosophy, anthropology and cognitive psychology —
that recognise the inherent uncertainties of social systems."
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Memes and Memetics - the study of diffusion of ideas and beliefs ...
Using information technology to support
knowledge conversion processes
Some interesting papers by Michael Kantor, David Redmiles and
associates ...
Supporting Awareness and Coordination between Groups -
Creating an Infrastructure of Ubiquitous Awareness - Cross Application
Subscription Services (CASS) -
The Knowledge
Depot: Building and Evaluating a Knowledge Management System
Edward Tufte -
Edward Tufte has written seven books, including
Visual Explanations, Envisioning Information, The Visual Display of Quantitative Information,
and Data Analysis for Politics and Policy
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