DocumentCode
1257395
Title
On-demand KM: a two-tier architecture
Author
Lewis, Bernard
Author_Institution
Mitretek Syst., USA
Volume
4
Issue
1
fYear
2002
Firstpage
27
Lastpage
33
Abstract
On-call forms of KM generally require that certain KM elements, depending on the application, perform their functions in anticipation of need. How far in advance this preparation occurs depends on the application. In general, when the preprocessed information´s range of application is broad, there is little advanced notice of need, and the need is immediate and on-demand, a form of batch processing is appropriate. Other KM elements, such as those for synchronous, real-time collaboration, require no preprocessing. Also, the KM portal that hosts the KM elements seldom needs preprocessing. Thus, for on-demand KM applications with anticipatory processing and a real-time front end, two or more tiers working independently are appropriate. Performing some KM functions in a continuous batch mode and others in real-time can make on-demand applications practical
Keywords
DP management; data warehouses; management of change; real-time systems; anticipatory processing; on-demand knowledge management; real-time front end; synchronous real-time collaboration; two-tier architecture; Assembly; Collaboration; Collaborative work; Crisis management; Cultural differences; Global communication; Joining materials; Knowledge management;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
IT Professional
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
1520-9202
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/6294.988698
Filename
988698
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