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KnowledgeBusAn Architecture to Support Intelligent and
Flexible Knowledge Management
Johannes Magenheim, Knut Hinkelmann, Wolfgang Reinhardt, Tobias Nelkner, Kai Holzweißig, and Michael Mlynarski
Who are we?
• MoKEx (Mobile Knowledge Experience)
• ongoing interdisciplinary international project series
• universities and industrial partners from Germany and Switzerland
• interested in innovativeways of information management with various existingknowledge sources
• analyzing training andinformation managementscenarios at companiessites 2
Where‘s the problem?
• most corporate system architectures are characterized by a rich heterogeneity of IT systems
• leads to information silos within organizational units
• information is stored in various different systems that often do not interface with each other
• People do not know where to find the stored / searched information
• EAI tries to solve these problems by various middleware technologies or by SOAs
• EAI uses data-centric approaches
• Our goal: design a content- and information oriented architecture for knowledge management with unified access to all objects in all subsystems
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The Vision
• support the user‘s easy access to information
• create a Single Point of Information that provides access to all information in all coupled applications
• no more need to worry about
• which application holds the information
• where is an information physically stored
• how to access the favoured information4
The KnowledgeBus
• central integration interface for all coupled subsystems
• managing all communication between the systems
• extension points to attach new subsystems to the KnowledgeBus
• metadata database as essential part of the architecture
• customized and extended set of LOM
• automatically generated, manually entered and contextual metadata
• central storage of meta-information of any object
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The first prototype ifKMS
• three different kinds of subsystems
• LMS (e-tutor)
• DMS (Xinco DMS)
• Problem Solver (Solvatio)
• different degrees of integration of single subsystems
• interfaces for administrationand retrieval of objects
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The first prototype ifKMS (II)
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• single storage pointas network volume
• no folder structure
• store, annotate
• unified search
• search for any metadata available
• information based approach
The first prototype ifKMS (III)
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• extended search
• taxonomies and processes• search results
• actions on objects
What‘s next?
• extended empirical tests and integration in real-life scenarios
• actual project execution focusses on highly automatically metadata extraction and semantic analysis of knowledge objects
• more flexible and extensible architecture
• from bus architecture to server architecture
• flexible docking of subsystems via so called adapters
• next prototype in 1st Quarter 20089
Quest ons
University of Paderborn
Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science and Mathematics
Working Group Didactics of Informatics
Dipl.-Inform. Wolfgang Reinhardt
http://ddi.upb.de
http://www.mokex.de10
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