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20 Cards in this Set
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Concrete Experience
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less systematic and more intuitive, learning through specific past experiences (applying past experiences with IT to the present)
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Reflective Observation
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still intuitive, learning through observation (wants IT training and support)
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Abstract Conceptualization
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more logical, systematic planning, and intellectual understanding (wants documentation, logic, and code for an IT)
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Active Experimentation
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more experimental, risk-taking (willing to experiment with an IT)
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Converger
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Abstract Conceptualization and Active Experimentation
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Diverger
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Concrete Experience and Reflective Observation
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Assimilator
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Abstract Conceptualization and Reflective Observation
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Accomodator
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Concrete Experience and Active Experimentation
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Intelligence
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Clear, measurable start and goal states
Programmable procedure for recognizing problem |
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Design
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Known alternatives, manageable number
Programmable procedure for implementing alternatives Known (or predictable) and measurable consequences |
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Choice
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Quantifiable evaluation criteria
Programmable evaluation procedure |
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Data
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a flow of events or transactions captured by an organizations systems that by itself is useful for transacting but little else
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Information
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organizing data into categories of understanding by expending resources
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Knowledge
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expending additional resources to discover patterns, rules, and contexts where the knowledge works
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Wisdom
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the collective and individual experience of applying knowledge to the solution of problems
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Tacit Knowledge
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Expertise and experience not formally documented, knowledge that is embedded within the human brain and cannot be easily expressed
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Explicit Knowledge
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Knowledge that can be easily codified
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Taxonomies
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a scheme for classifying information and knowledge such that it can be easily accessed
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Tagging
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once the taxonomy is set up the documents are labeled (tagged) with their proper classification
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Portals
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Enterprise knowledge portals provide access to external sources of information such as news feeds, research, econometric data, and also to internal knowledge resources such as e-mail, chat/instant messaging, discussion groups, etc.
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