Strohmaier, M.; Lindstaedt, S.N.: Knowledge infrastructures for the support of knowledge intensive business processes (2005)
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- Abstract
- The area of business process oriented knowledge infrastructures aims to design and develop infrastructures that provide support for knowledge intensive business processes in organizations. Technological systems, such as information systems or knowledge technologies, represent a promising instrument and fundament for that purpose. However, the effective application of these technologies in organizational contexts is a pressing and current research challenge. Concrete questions in this field include but are not limited to knowledge oriented business process modeling and -optimization, integration of process-, task- and information management as well as business process communication and visualization. The emergence of these challenges led to the development of the Business Process Oriented Knowledge Infrastructures (BPOKI) special track series, which started in 2004 and continued successfully in 2005 in Graz, Austria. The special issue "Knowledge Infrastructures for the Support of Knowledge Intensive Business Processes" makes elaborated versions of five selected contributions of BPOKI'05 available (http://www.i-know.at/BPOKI).
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