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Business organizations have started to give more attention to their knowledge; they are looking for ways to grow, capture, explore, and maintain their knowledge. This is what is called knowledge management. Experience management is a special kind of knowledge management that is restricted to the management of experience knowledge, i.e., specific knowledge situated in a particular problem solving context. Experience management deals with collecting, modeling, storing, reusing, evaluating, and maintaining experience. For experience management, Web technologies for the Inter- and Intranet play an important role. They provide the connectivity that is required to share experience.
This chapter motivates this work and gives a first introduction to experience reuse and management. The three application areas addressed in this book are briefly characterized. Each of them requires Internet or Intranet-based approach to experience management. This chapter ends with an outline of this book, which provides further guidance for the reader.
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(2002). 1. Introduction. In: Bergmann, R. (eds) Experience Management. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 2432. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-45759-3_1
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