Identify... the sources of data or information applicable to the specific need... Where to find? Internally within your organisation (namely intranet or network, LAN...)... or externally in an open architecture (namely extranet or internet)... Act... to the objective or target thus assisting to achieve... including data/information base enrichment... providing the elements for application... These objectives or related targets may be presented by... * discontinuance of technology... *evolutionary regulatory operating frames... *market tendency or preferences Collaborate. .. share data and information... this can be based on inquiries, questions, needs, challenges, growth... becomes a base of information... Collaboration can be realised in a "star" or "circular " pattern communication flow...

 

Think of knowledge as to completely integrate information through communication resulting in its access by users wherever and whenever needed for decision making. Capturing and presenting useful relevant information across multi communication media is not an easy task, and much harder to convert into knowledge. The traditional approach to managing knowledge is based on constructing a so called information data base built with content believed to be relevant, resulting in a resource intensive and potentially out-of-date knowledge. Knowledge management is best founded on an user-driven intelligent learning dynamic information base wherein interactions drive content and structure (Active and Reactive AI may come into play). This is best by taking a dynamic approach and automate resulting in value added, relevant, and up-to-date information. Development and adapting Bayesian networks, natural language and fuzzy logic for search propitiating effective answers faster and providing capabilities beyond manually constructed knowledge base systems. We can design and configure "firmware" with                   our underlying technologies. providing a knowledge base encompassing; technology, structuring "unstructured" data by bubble clusters classifying knowledge into relational information (bubbles). This view of information conceivable allows users to easily step through identify, act, and collaborate. Joining the "Knowledge Based Global E-conomy" requires self-realising and self-maintaining structures of knowledge allowing for flexible and scalable integral progression through a process approach.