TAILIEUCHUNG - Peer-to-peer systems consubstantiating the ba concept

The conceptual evolution of Knowledge Management (KM) has been supported by the use of flexible processes and several computational tools. The sophistication of these tools, incorporating the KM concepts, has been growing with time, creating functions better suited to knowledge creation processes. However, centralized Knowledge Management Systems (KMS) present some inconveniences, such as inflexible knowledge codification structures and centralised control. These may diminish the flexibility and the availability of knowledge through processes that standardize knowledge and information and remove them from the context. The suggestion of peer-to-peer (P2P) systems seems to promise to overcome these inconveniences by supporting interaction and knowledge sharing in simultaneous different contexts. The P2P systems provide real benefits to the interchange of knowledge among its peers/collaborators, but they are far from being a guarantee of interaction. We argue that the notion of ba is the design basis to obtain P2P systems closer to theoretical KM concepts. Peers can be encouraged to freely share knowledge without the constraints imposed by hierarchies or other organisational limitations. Interaction through P2P systems, supported by the ba concept, can make better use of autonomy to access and share personal knowledge without a centralized codification. P2P systems consubstantiate the ba concept thereby creating a new entity which we call “connecting ba”. We believe that the “connecting ba” can give different visions and energy to the utilization of P2P systems. “Connecting ba” can also provide stimulation for virtual participation and for knowledge creation processes. Probably the most important implication of “connecting ba” is the possibility to incorporate peers within the spirit of ba, promoting collaboration for knowledge creation. The characteristics and the concept relations of these notions are enumerated and justified throughout the text. | Peer-to-Peer Systems Consubstantiating the Ba Concept Fábio Luis Accorsi and João Paulo Costa University of Coimbra and INESC Coimbra Portugal fabioaccorsi@ jpaulo@ Abstract The conceptual evolution of Knowledge Management KM has been supported by the use of flexible processes and several computational tools. The sophistication of these tools incorporating the KM concepts has been growing with time creating functions better suited to knowledge creation processes. However centralized Knowledge Management Systems KMS present some inconveniences such as inflexible knowledge codification structures and centralised control. These may diminish the flexibility and the availability of knowledge through processes that standardize knowledge and information and remove them from the context. The suggestion of peer-to-peer P2P systems seems to promise to overcome these inconveniences by supporting interaction and knowledge sharing in simultaneous different contexts. The P2P systems provide real benefits to the interchange of knowledge among its peers collaborators but they are far from being a guarantee of interaction. We argue that the notion of ba is the design basis to obtain P2P systems closer to theoretical KM concepts. Peers can be encouraged to freely share knowledge without the constraints imposed by hierarchies or other organisational limitations. Interaction through P2P systems supported by the ba concept can make better use of autonomy to access and share personal knowledge without a centralized codification. P2P systems consubstantiate the ba concept thereby creating a new entity which we call connecting ba . We believe that the connecting ba can give different visions and energy to the utilization of P2P systems. Connecting ba can also provide stimulation for virtual participation and for knowledge creation processes. Probably the most important implication of connecting ba is the possibility to incorporate peers within the spirit of ba promoting .

• Kỹ năng tư duy
• Knowledge management
• Knowledge creation
• Concept of ba
• Knowledge management systems
• Peer to peer systems
• Kinh nghiệm Knowledge management
• Công cụ triển khai Knowledge management
• Lợi ích của Knowledge management
• Tính năng của Knowledge management
• Công nghệ thông tin trong Knowledge management
• Knowledge management processes and innovation performance
• The moderating effect of employees’ knowledge hoarding
• Employees’ knowledge hoarding
• Knowledge management processes
• Knowledge management literature
• Personal knowledge managemen
• Knowledge creation theories
• Knowledge worker
• Knowledge society
• Decentralizing knowledge management
• Knowledge shared is power
• Utilizing knowledge management activities
• Replicate lean sigma best practices
• Knowledge manipulation
• Knowledge replication
• Knowledge management ontology
• Impact of Knowledge Management
• Knowledge Management practices
• Organising and utilising knowledge
• Positive effect of knowledge management
• Critical success factors
• Lecture Management Information Systems
• Bài giảng Hệ thống thông tin quản lý
• Managing Knowledge
• Knowledge management programs
• Enterprise wide knowledge management
• Knowledge work systems
• The crossroads of knowledge management
• Social software
• Knowledge management and social software
• Knowledge acquisition
• Knowledge sharing
• Customer knowledge management
• Knowledge management in projects
• Measuring productivity
• Project management
• Knowledge Sharing Factors
• Knowledge Sharing Intention
• Knowledge Sharing Behavior
• Knowledge Management Capability
• Partial Least Square – Path Modeling
• Ebook Knowledge management and challenges
• Knowledge management and challenges
• In curriculum design
• A knowledge management
• Explosion sharaf rehman
• Collaborative knowledge management
• Knowledge management and e learning
• Collaboration tools
• Technology advancement
• Determinants of successful
• Successful knowledge management programs
• Knowledge management success
• Infrastructural capabilities
• Project Management Knowledge
• Building Information Modeling
• Project Integrated Management
• Domains of PMBOK knowledge
• Project Management Knowledge Facility
• Healthcare knowledge management
• Knowledge identification
• Know How and Knowing That cartography
• Knowledge visualization
• Improving knowledge management
• Exploring web 2 0
• Exploring web 2 0 applications
• Bolstering up knowledge management
• User generated content
• Social computing
• Sustainable development goals
• Sustainability knowledge
• Sustainable development knowledge
• Knowledge management process
• Systems thinking
• learning process
• Knowledge management paradoxes
• Theoretical paradoxes
• Planning framework
• Basic knowledge management theories
• Special languages and shared knowledge
• Shared knowledge
• Special languages
• Knowledge diffusion
• Teaching and disseminating knowledge
• Teaching in business process management
• Business process management
• Knowledge dissemination
• Disseminating knowledge in BPM
• Linking knowledge management
• Business performance
• Organisation knowledge
• The performance of the organisation
• The midas touch in knowledge
• Knowledge management projects
• IS success
• Electronic communities
• Watershed farmer
• Knowledge test
• Natural resource management
• Natural resource management practices
• Knowledge of watershed farmers
• Right questions to capture knowledge
• Knowledge transfe
• Knowledge reuse
• Positive for eliciting knowledge
• Project knowledge management
• An ontological view
• The proposed ontology
• Risk management practice in Malaysia construction industry
• A knowledge based perspective
• Risk management practice
• Competitive high risk industry
• Knowledge management will