Knowledge Architectures: Structures and Semantics

ISBN-13: 9780367219437 / Angielski / Twarda / 2020 / 520 str.

Denise Bedford

Opis

Knowledge Architectures reviews traditional approaches to managing information and explains why they need to adapt to support twenty-first century information management and discovery.

Spis treści

List of figures; List of tables; Preface; Acknowledgements; Section 1: Context and Purpose of Knowledge Architecture; 1 Making the Case for Knowledge Architecture; 2 The Landscape of Knowledge Assets; 3 Knowledge Architecture and Design; 4 Knowledge Architecture Reference Model; 5 Knowledge Architecture Segments; Section two: Designing for Availability; 6 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Object Models; 7 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Encoding, Formatting and Packaging; 8 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Identification and Distinction; 9 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Asset Disposition and Destruction; 10 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Preservation and Conservation; Section 3: Designing to Accessibility; 11 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Seeking and Discovery; 12 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Search; 13 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Categorization; 14 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Indexing and Keywording; 15 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Semantics; 16 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Abstracting and Surrogation; Section 4: Designing for Consummability; 17 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Augmentation, Derivation and Synthesis; 18 Functional Architecture to Manage Risk and Harm; 19 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Authentication and Provenance; 20 Functional Architecture for Securing Knowledge Assets; 21 Functional Architectures for Authorizing and Privileging Knowledge Assets; Section 5: Designing the Big Picture; 22 Functional Architecture for Knowledge Asset Metadata and Metainformation; 23 The Whole Knowledge Architecture – Pulling it all Together; Index

O autorze

Denise Bedford is currently an adjunct professor, Georgetown University’s Communication Culture and Technology program, USA; Visiting Scholar at the University of Coventry, UK, and Distinguished Practitioner/Virtual Fellow with the U.S. Department of State. She currently serves as Associate Editor of the Journal of Knowledge Management. Her educational background includes a B.A. triple major in intellectual history, Russian language, and German language; an M.A. in Russian and East European history; an M.S. in information science; and a Ph.D. in Information Science with focus on systems analysis and design, and economics of information.