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Business applications are e.g. Enterprise portals, Business applications are e.g. Customer relationship management, Business applications are e.g. Supply chain management, Business applications are e.g. Business intelligence, Business applications are e.g. Intangible assets management, Business applications are e.g. Computer integrated manufacturing, Existing Knowledge domains are e.g., Component technologies can be Infrastructure, Component technologies can be Knowledge technologies, KM initiatives use KM technologies, KM initiatives use KM practices, Knowledge discovery are e.g. Clustering, Knowledge discovery are e.g. Statistical methods, Knowledge discovery are e.g. Multi-dimensional analysis, Knowledge discovery are e.g. Datamining, Knowledge discovery are e.g. Collaborative filtering, Transfer of knowledge in New, Transfer of knowledge in Existing, KM strategy are addressed by Knowledge gaps, Component technologies are integrated in KM applications, Knowledge strategy can be Transfer, Knowledge strategy can be Creation, Artificial intelligence are e.g. Case-based reasoning, Artificial intelligence are e.g. Expert systems, New Knowledge domains are e.g., KM approach defines KM practices, Knowledge processes occur in different levels Personal, Knowledge processes occur in different levels Machine, Knowledge processes occur in different levels Organization, Knowledge processes occur in different levels Group, KM initiatives adopt KM approach, KM applications can be Business applications, KM applications can be KM systems, Knowledge processes are e.g. Creating, Knowledge processes are e.g. Storing, Knowledge processes are e.g. Sharing, Knowledge processes are e.g. Using, Knowledge technologies are e.g. Knowledge representation, Knowledge technologies are e.g. Knowledge discovery, Knowledge technologies are e.g. Artificial intelligence, Knowledge representation are e.g. Visualization, Knowledge representation are e.g. Semantic web, Knowledge representation are e.g. Ontologies, KM strategy implements KM initiatives, KM practices are e.g. Education, KM practices are e.g. Communities of practice, KM practices are e.g. Ideas proposal, KM practices are e.g. Compensation systems, KM practices are e.g. Knowledge markets, KM practices are e.g. Benchmarking, KM practices are e.g. Best practices, KM practices are e.g. Competitive intelligence, KM practices are e.g. Expertise directory, KM practices are e.g. Team work, KM practices are e.g. Knowledge audits, KM practices are e.g. Lessons learned, KM practices are e.g. Yellow pages, KM practices are e.g. Change management, KM practices are e.g. Process improvement, KM practices are e.g. Knowledge repositories, Infrastructure are e.g. Internet and intranet, Infrastructure are e.g. Database, Infrastructure are e.g. Internet and intranet, Infrastructure are e.g. Authoring tools, Infrastructure are e.g. Search, Infrastructure are e.g. Workflow, Infrastructure are e.g. Communication, Creation of knowledge in New, Creation of knowledge in Existing, Knowledge strategy identifies Knowledge gaps, KM technologies can be KM applications, KM technologies can be Component technologies, KM systems are e.g. Search, KM systems are e.g. Community support, KM systems are e.g. Project management, KM systems are e.g. Groupware, KM systems are e.g. Document management, KM systems are e.g. Web content management, KM systems are e.g. E-learning, KM systems are e.g. Enterprise portals, KM approach can be Codification, KM approach can be Personalization, Knowledge processes improve KM initiatives, Knowledge domains are e.g. Customers/markets, Knowledge domains are e.g. Products/technologies, Knowledge domains are e.g. Expertise/competencies, Knowledge domains are e.g. Business processes, KM practices defines KM technologies