Summary: | 碩士 === 中華大學 === 資訊工程學系 === 105 === Knowledge management is to build a quantitative and qualitative knowledge system, so that knowledge constantly feedback to the knowledge system, the company's intellectual assets. By making the knowledge of the enterprise an intelligent cycle, you can deliver the knowledge you need most in the most needed time to the people most in need. At the same time, through the value-added applications of intellectual assets, enterprises can help make the right decision-making, to achieve the goal of satisfaction with the owners.
In the past, the company's intellectual assets were confined to the knowledge files within the enterprise and could not fully meet the needs of enterprises to solve the problem. In order to enhance the application efficiency of knowledge management system, we should expand the source of knowledge document collection. In the past, although there are enterprises to import External Knowledge Intellectualization System, can help employees to Google Search obtained knowledge, finishing and stored in the company, but only for the knowledge of text, the page contains other knowledge is not retained.
The web page contains a lot of multimedia information, with the largest number of images. If you can Google search to get the useful knowledge of the image of the wisdom of the information, into the company's internal production of the material, not only can expand the source of knowledge to solve the problem, but also can improve the efficiency of the application of intellectual assets.
This study develops the External Figure knowledge Intellectualization System, which allows the user to organize the useful external image knowledge and store it in the company's intellectual asset library to help you find the desired picture by the internal intellectual asset library next time you encounter the same problem know how. It is expected to improve the efficiency and efficiency of knowledge applications and enhance the effectiveness of industrial knowledge management.
Keywords: knowledge management, intellectual capitalization
|