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...owledge?’ As an example, the International Council on Archives (ICA) has published guidance on the management of contextual information in the field of safety
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...lear facilities must be considered. This includes security aspects as well as non-proliferation issues which are due to the dual (peaceful and non-peacef
..., political and security aspects, which must all be considered as a whole. As a consequence, development costs are high, often requiring significant gove
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As with any social sciences, organizational studies research requires careful
...) related practices]] — the extent to which HR related KM processes such as competency development and knowledge retention have been put in place.
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...at an automotive vehicle may be described in terms of many dimensions such as:
...n Knowledge be described in terms of a number of different dimensions such as:
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...published on a Sharepoint site. Alternatively, the dashboard can be set up as a website to which the data are submitted;
# Project knowledge sharing dashboards can be used as a preparation tool for knowledge markets.
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...For example, Aristotle's effort to categorize knowledge into groups (such as physics, politics, or psychology) is reflected in our language, our educati
...uctured vocabularies, such as thesauri, and less traditional schemes, such as semantic networks and ontologies. Because knowledge organization systems ar
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...term and implies that the terms are synonymous (an inverse property known as '''UF''' or '''USED FOR'''). For example, on 'topic navigation maps' we cou
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...(a KM project), containing a number of different steps (sometimes defined as stages) to reach the KM goals. While the details and sequences of these ste
For KM projects, a five - stage process is applicable as depicted by Fig. 1..
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'''Draft of a document to be published'''
...ronment, both now and in the future. The requirements, which are expressed as <nowiki>’</nowiki>shall<nowiki>’</nowiki> statements, are governed by t
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...he possibility of introducing the KM concepts, methodologies and tools, or as an ongoing continous effort to verify the improvements of the KM system and
As a result of the self-assessment, the radar graphs shows the distance betwee
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...rkflow management subsystem that [[Capture|captures]] knowledge in context as it is created and presents [[Information|information]] to the user at the r
[1] Process oriented knowledge management for nuclear organizations (to be published)
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In addition to the long-term commitmment, many challenges such as the complexity of the processes involved, the consideration of internationa
...ed point in time. Knowledge, however, is dynamic and it changes with time. As expertise matures and skills develop, interpretation and understanding of r
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Besides offering a systematic approach to managing knowledge as opposed to the rather intuitive way applied in many R&D organizations, a fu
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...and use of competency-based tests for nuclear industry personnel has been published.
...ctivities and assigned to work independently perform to the same standards as the plant staff and are verified to have the specialized skills and trainin
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...es happening in order to complete the document and approve it before it is published in the Publish phase. In the Publish phase documents are placed in the appr
...cument, although this relies on the repository software to have versioning as one of its features. Once a document/artefact is no longer useful it should
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...increasingly competitive energy environment, knowledge is being recognized as a key element of human capital with significant commercial value.
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...my on the basis of the experience gained in the fast reactor area, as well as results of the previous IAEA activities on fast reactor knowledge preservat
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...he result has been lower electricity prices but also the loss of expertise as a result of downsizing to reduce salary costs, a loss of research facilitie
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...iological, economic, political and security aspects must all be considered as a whole.
...ions of the workforce during the lifetime of the nuclear energy programme. As the nuclear workforce ages and retires, the number of suitably qualified an
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...owledge Management Assist Missions for Nuclear Organizations - document as published|Planning and Execution of Knowledge Management Assist Missions for Nuclear
Storytelling is sometimes referred to as a narrative or story.
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