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pagesofivy · 9 months
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Kinda wanna be a knowledge management specialist and essentially be a freelance digital organizer.
Maybe then I never have to deal with the public again
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servitiumcrm · 12 days
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Searching for relevant information or documents can be time-consuming and frustrating without a centralized knowledge management system.
A knowledge management solution serves as a centralized repository for storing a wide range of information, including documents, manuals, product guides, FAQs, and service expertise. This helps to break down knowledge silos and ensures that valuable insights are accessible to all reducing the turnaround time(TAT).
If your business is grappling with scattered knowledge and collaboration woes, let's transform your operations with ServitiumCRM Knowledge Management. Reach out to us for a personalized solution. Read More...
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linusjf · 14 days
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Anthony Robbins: Crossroads
Tony Robbins – 140tc (Photo credit: Randy Stewart) “You are now at a crossroads. Forget your past. Who are you now? Who have you decided you really are now? Don’t think about who you have been. Who are you now? Who have you decided to become? Make this decision consciously. Make it carefully. Make it powerfully. Then act upon it.” —Anthony Robbins.
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hbrns · 19 days
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Ontology in Use: A Deep Dive into Semantic Relationships and Knowledge Management
In the realm of artificial intelligence and data science, ontology plays a pivotal role. It provides a structured framework that enables efficient knowledge management and data analysis. This article aims to shed light on the practical applications of ontology, with a focus on tools that support semantic relationships, such as RDF/RDFS and OWL.
Understanding Ontology
Ontology is a branch of philosophy that deals with the nature of being or reality. In the context of computer science and information technology, ontology refers to a formal representation of knowledge within a domain. It provides a framework for defining and organizing concepts and their relationships, thereby creating a shared understanding of a specific area of interest.
Tools Supporting Semantic Relationships
There are numerous tools available that support semantic relationships, particularly those defined by RDF/RDFS and OWL. RDF (Resource Description Framework) and RDFS (RDF Schema) provide a foundation for processing metadata and represent information on the web. OWL (Web Ontology Language), on the other hand, is designed to represent rich and complex knowledge about things, groups of things, and relations between things.
Some of the notable tools that support RDF/RDFS and OWL include:
Protégé: A free, open-source ontology editor and framework for building intelligent systems. Protégé fully supports the latest OWL 2 Web Ontology Language and RDF specifications from the World Wide Web Consortium.
Apache Jena: A free and open-source Java framework for building Semantic Web and Linked Data applications. It provides an RDF API to interact with the core API to create and read Resource Description Framework (RDF) graphs.
OpenLink Virtuoso: A comprehensive platform that includes a reasoner, triple store, RDFS reasoner, OWL reasoner, RDF generator, SPARQL endpoint, and RDB2RDF.
RDFLib: A Python library for working with RDF. It contains parsers and serializers for RDF/XML, N3, NTriples, N-Quads, Turtle, TriX, Trig, and JSON-LD.
YAGO: A Practical Application of Ontology
YAGO (Yet Another Great Ontology) is a prime example of ontology in use. It's a knowledge base that contains information about the real world, including entities such as movies, people, cities, countries, and relations between these entities. YAGO arranges its entities into classes and these classes are arranged in a taxonomy. For example, Elvis Presley belongs to the class of people, Paris belongs to the class of cities, and so on.
What makes YAGO special is that it combines two great resources: Wikidata and schema.org. Wikidata is the largest general-purpose knowledge base on the Semantic Web, while schema.org is a standard ontology of classes and relations. YAGO combines these two resources, thus getting the best from both worlds: a huge repository of facts, together with an ontology that is simple and used as a standard by a large community.
The Future of Ontology
The future of ontology looks promising. With the rise of artificial intelligence and machine learning, the need for structured and semantically rich data is more critical than ever. Ontology provides a way to structure this data in a meaningful way, enabling machines to understand and reason about the world in a similar way to humans.
In conclusion, ontology plays a crucial role in knowledge management and data analysis. It provides a structured framework for defining and organizing concepts and their relationships, thereby creating a shared understanding of a specific area of interest. The practical applications of ontology, such as YAGO, demonstrate the power and potential of this approach. As we continue to advance in the field of artificial intelligence, the importance and use of ontology will undoubtedly continue to grow.
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eannpatterson · 2 months
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Evolutionary model of knowledge management
Towards the end of last year, I wrote about the challenges in deploying digital technologies in holistic approaches to knowledge management in order to gain organizational value and competitive advantage [see ‘Opportunities lost in knowledge management using digital technology’ on October 25th, 2023].  Almost on the last working day of 2023, we had an article published in PLOS ONE (my first in…
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bluenotebooks · 4 months
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thinking of coming up with a better long term notetaking method
cheap notebooks + whiteboard
transfer a "2nd draft" of notes into electronic document (need good software for this)
repeat cycle of brainstorm notes from step 1. and then transfer to laptop
weekly final notes where i transcribe everything into a formal long term note in obsidian
keeping my illuminated manuscript binder for each "subject-project"
step 4. repeated every week (also creating active recall cards for exam materials)
step 5. is basically the Feynman method with illustrations/historical notes/diagrams
-advanced obsidian
-learn LATEX
considering notion for notes but i really dislike the idea of loosing notes to paywall...
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eccentricconnoissure · 5 months
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Why we need to have a digital knowledge management system!
I can't and shant tell the answer more beautifully than the way Mr. Ray Dailo has written in his book "THE WORLD CHANGING ORDER".
The human player is more intentive, more lateral in thinking, and better able to reason, while the computer calculate more data faster, is better able to identify patterns, and is much less emotional
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holyjak · 5 months
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A full-stack open-source versatile graph knowledge management webapp, inspired by Notion and infinite outliners like Worflowy/Roam/Logseq. Coming in Q1 2024. 
Built with XTDB, shadow-grove, SCI & more.
The primary motivation was to combine Notion’s database and document editing experience with the structural flexibility of infinite outliners (apps like Workflowy or Logseq). The broader vision for Brimm is to provide you with a capable personal/team graph database with a default UI.
Brimm lets you model data as blocks of many shapes (text, tasks, bookmarks, personal info, events, books, music albums, contact info, etc.), categorise and organise it, make connections, and search across it. You can "mirror" blocks elsewhere, create live queries rendered e.g. in a table, .. .
The core data model is "graph of nodes [blocks] with properties" [such as a date, tags picker, ...]. You can mould your data and workflows using Clojure through SCI - derive new facts, write a script to import external facts, ... .
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usahighschool · 6 months
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Empowering Minds Globally: Unraveling the World of Calculations with 'How Do I
In a world where knowledge is power, the pursuit of understanding complex calculations can be a formidable challenge. Enter "How Do I" – your go-to platform for delving deep into a myriad of calculation topics spanning Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computer Science, and beyond. With a mission to demystify complexity and make knowledge accessible globally, "How Do I" stands as a beacon of empowerment for individuals seeking clarity in the often intricate realms of academia.
Breaking Down Language Barriers: One of the unique features that sets "How Do I" apart is its commitment to breaking down language barriers. With content presented in a staggering 78 languages, the platform transcends geographical and linguistic boundaries. This inclusivity empowers individuals worldwide to explore and unravel the intricacies of calculations, fostering a sense of unity in the pursuit of knowledge.
A Comprehensive Approach: "How Do I" takes a comprehensive approach to education, catering to both students in need of academic support and curious minds eager to explore the world of calculations. The platform covers a vast array of subjects, ensuring that no topic is too niche or too broad for those seeking answers. Whether you're grappling with mathematical equations, navigating the principles of physics, deciphering chemical reactions, or diving into the complexities of computer science, "How Do I" is here to simplify, educate, and inspire.
Simplifying Complexity: The heart of "How Do I" lies in its dedication to simplifying complexity. Complex calculations can often feel overwhelming, but this platform strives to make them approachable and understandable. By breaking down concepts into digestible pieces, employing clear explanations, and providing step-by-step guides, "How Do I" empowers learners to tackle even the most challenging topics with confidence.
Journey of Discovery: Embark on a journey of discovery with "How Do I" as your guide. The platform invites users to explore the world of calculations with a sense of curiosity and wonder. Whether you're a student navigating the demands of academia or an inquisitive mind eager to expand your understanding, "How Do I" invites you to say, "How Do I?" with confidence.
Conclusion: In a world where knowledge knows no bounds, "How Do I" emerges as a beacon of empowerment, connecting individuals from diverse backgrounds through the universal language of learning. By simplifying complexity, breaking down language barriers, and fostering a global community of learners, this platform invites everyone to join the journey of unraveling the world of calculations. Say "How Do I?" with confidence, and let the exploration begin.
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jamesn903 · 6 months
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Mastery Series: Elevate Your HR Service Delivery with ServiceNow Knowledge Management
Discover the power of ServiceNow HRSD Knowledge Management with this comprehensive guide. Learn how to streamline HR processes, enhance employee experience, and ensure compliance through documentation, SOPs, governance, and practical implementation tips.
Building a Strong Foundation: Essential Prework for ServiceNow HRSD Knowledge Management Before you begin implementing ServiceNow HRSD Knowledge Management, it’s advisable to review the resources provided by ServiceNow to ensure a solid foundation for success. Here’s a review of the format and content of the resources mentioned: 1. Getting Started with Knowledge Management This resource is a…
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capsulelabs08 · 7 months
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Metrics for HEI Intellectual Capital Assessments
  In Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), gauging Intellectual Capital (IC) isn’t just essential—it’s imperative. Simply tallying publications or leaning on generic commendations barely scratches the surface. A deeper exploration into the alchemy of intellectual capital creation is essential because it empowers HEIs to create an additional revenue stream and  dominate their domain. Deciphering…
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elizabethtai · 7 months
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Taming my information consumption
Is it futile to tame the deluge of information? Well, I'm trying anyway by simplifying, streamlining and yes, deleting stuff. My system hinges on #RSS and hopes to capture them into #Obsidian #Blogs #Substack #Reading #Reads #Newsletters #PKM
I’m an information junkie. If my recent foray and obsession about geopolitics isn’t a clue, I also tend to get obsessive about certain topics, which will lead me to consume every video, essay and podcast about the topic. This weird ability to absorb massive amounts of information at one go has aided me in my career, especially when I had to transition to a totally new field. However, it isn’t…
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knowledge-drive · 7 months
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An authentic outlook on what burnout really is..
Try the 🌎's only self-maintaining and fully integrated AI knowledge tool https://knowledgedrive.com
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notbecauseofvictories · 3 months
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"I am going to get a good grade in ___________, a thing that is both normal to want and possible to achieve" drifts through my brain with positively alarming regularity.
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eannpatterson · 6 months
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Opportunities lost in knowledge management using digital technology
Regular readers of this blog will know that I occasionally feature publications from my research group.  The most recent was ‘Predicting release rates of hydrogen from stainless steel’ on September 13th, 2023 and before that ‘Label-free real-tracking of individual bacterium’ on January 25th 2023 and ‘A thermal emissions-based real-time monitoring system for in situ detection of cracks’ in ‘Seeing…
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