Titlebook: Advances in Learning Software Organizations; Third International Klaus-Dieter Althoff,Raimund L. Feldmann,Wolfgang Conference proceedings

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Development of a Skills Centre,ge: Searching for competence to solve problems, allocating resources, finding areas for new projects, and to develop competence. Most people in the company seem to regard this tool as useful, both for themselves, and for the company as a whole.

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Where Do We Go from Here? Conclusiona sources. The emergence of Application Service Providers hosting Internet-based data mining services is being seen as a viable alternative for organisations that value their knowledge resources but are constrained by the high cost of data mining software. In this paper, we present two alternative m

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Puspa Melati Wan,Abdul Halim Wanor Services ORganisations aim to look at learning and training from a process point of view. Whereas training is often somewhat detached from daily business here knowledge and skill acquisition within the business processes is emphasised. A front-end information system was built with a business proc

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Puspa Melati Wan,Abdul Halim Wanns. We describe our extensions to the software engineering environment MILOS that allow us to model and interpret information needs that occur during project planning and enactment; this enables MILOS to automatically provide users with task-specific information. In order to capture actual informati

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2516-2ompanies have to make the knowledge of their experts in PM explicit in order to support a continuous organizational learning process and to reuse the experiences of these experts. In this paper, we present the newly designed approach COPER for computer-supported reuse of project management experienc

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Nonproliferative Diabetic Retinopathy,an essential. Maintenance should not simply happen ad-hoc but systematically and based on specific maintenance knowledge. As a jump-start for maintenance, maintenance knowledge should be available right from the start of continuous operation. This paper describes how to systematically develop (“to e