i-KNOW 2012 brings together international researchers (in the English speaking i-Science Track) and practitioners (in the German speaking i-Praxis Track) from the fields of knowledge management and knowledge technologies. Opening and closing keynotes and a conference-wide i-Exhibition complete the i-KNOW conference program.
From both research and innovative practice perspectives the following topics of interest to the conference include, but are not limited to:
Knowledge Management
Knowledge Technologies
Knowledge Context, Sensors, and Mobile Devices
Knowledge Evolution
Knowledge Discovery
i-KNOW 2012 will be held concurrently with I-SEMANTICS 2012, the International Conference on Semantic Systems.
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What are Social Tools? - Euan Semple
Mini-clip interview for Gurteen Knowledge with Euan Semple. What are Social Tools? Shot at the Unicom Seminars Conference on Social Networking Tools In London, September 2006.
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