#5050. Pertinent knowledge storage processes for central repository design in domain of interlocking institutional worlds

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Abstract:
Designing a Central Repository (CR) for supporting the domain of Interlocking Institutional Worlds (IWs) requires a theory or model from Knowledge Storage Process (KSP) literature to govern the stakeholders participation in the CR platform. However, current KSP theories or models have limited capabilities, so there are clear gaps in the context of designing a CR for the domain of IWs. Therefore, this paper suggests processes which include Identification, Standard, Service, and Maintain (ISSM) as a new KSP model to fill these gaps. To understand the stakeholders participation, the authors use the case study of Flood Management (FM) to make sense of the proposed ISSM model. This gives us better understanding towards CR design using the KSP model.
Keywords:
Central Repository; Flood Management; Interlocking Institutional Worlds; Knowledge Management; Knowledge Management Process; Knowledge Storage Process

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