Title :
SWI: making knowledge technology work
Author :
Schreiber, Guus ; Wielinga, Bob
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Social Sci. Inf., Amsterdam Univ., Netherlands
fDate :
4/1/1996 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
A 15-year tradition of knowledge technology research and transfer has established a niche for SWI, the social science informatics department at the University of Amsterdam. The department distinguished itself through contributions in the development of the KADS and CommonKADS engineering methods for knowledge-based systems. CommonKADS, used in both research and commercial applications, is the most widely used method for KBS development
Keywords :
knowledge based systems; knowledge engineering; technology transfer; Amsterdam University social science informatics department; CommonKADS engineering method; KADS engineering method; SWI; commercial applications; knowledge technology research; knowledge technology transfer; knowledge-based system development; research applications; Computational Intelligence Society; Government; Insurance; Jacobian matrices; Knowledge based systems; Knowledge engineering; Knowledge management; Loans and mortgages; Signal analysis; Technology transfer;
Journal_Title :
IEEE Expert
