NDLI: Chapter 2. Knowledge Management for Digital Preservation 2.1. Introduction 2.2. Knowledge Management Methodology

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Chapter 2. Knowledge Management for Digital Preservation 2.1. Introduction 2.2. Knowledge Management Methodology

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Abstract	The major threats of long term preservation are the changes over the long term. Generally, the changes include not only the preserved knowledge or data themselves, but also the Knowledge Base inside people's mind. Either change will reduce the traceability and reusability of appropriate knowledge. As we have discussed in the previous chapter, in order to achieve long term knowledge preservation, we need to develop a KM approach as well as a digital preservation approach. In this chapter, we develop a KM methodology for providing knowledge objects for digital preservation. The KM approach needs the strategic decision making, planning and functional processes for knowledge management and knowledge retention. Based on the preliminary research on KM methodologies, we choose to extend from an existing KM methodology (i.e. CommonKADS) in our research, in order to adapt the Product-Process-Organization (PPO) design principle in knowledge management approach for products. As we have already discussed in the previous chapter, " knowledge retention " is in the " knowledge management " context. And we have to study KM, in order to develop approaches for " knowledge retention ". In this section we have studied KM methodology, tools and systems. The KM methodologies will help to develop methodological approaches and models for KM and thus knowledge retention. The KM tools provide functionalities and features to achieve the knowledge retention approaches and models. The KM system is a composition of KM technologies and tools, in order to support KM. In our research work, we introduce the " system " concept, in order to establish a platform for the perspective of long term digital preservation.
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