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Knowledge Management, management des connaissances - Méthodes et outils
Cette rubrique décrit les méthodes et outils mis en oeuvre dans le cadre des Phases II de démarches Knowledge Management. Cette liste n’est pas exhaustive et, bien entendu, chaque client est unique, chaque contexte est spécifique et par conséquent toute mise en oeuvre suppose au préalable une analyse et un diagnostic (objets de la phase I de nos interventions). Cartographie de l’expertise : Qui fait Quoi ? - Qui sait Quoi ? Création d’annuaires cartographiques des expertises Méthode My Knowledge Profile®Préface du livre "Manager la connaissance dans l’entreprise" de Jean-Yves PRAX, INSEP Editions, 1997 Longtemps, les sciences fondamentales de l’ingénierie furent connues sous le nom de « sciences du génie », et le Québec francophone conserve encore ce riche héritage : les écoles d’ingénieurs y sont « facultés des sciences du génie ». La racine du « génie » (ou de « l’Ingenium » latin, cette « capacité de relier ce qui est séparé » rappelait G. Vico en 1710, s’étonnant de la difficulté de la langue française à traduire ce mot), ne s’avère-t-elle pas toujours vivace : génie maritime, génie civil, génie militaire, génie rural... survivent depuis trois siècles et cautionnent le génie urbain ou le génie logiciel que l’usage contemporain a volontiers accueilli dans les années 1970-1980.
Knowledge Management, management des connaissances - Ingénierie de la Connaissance et Génie de l'Organisation
KBE represents a merging of object-oriented programming, artificial intelligence, and computer aided design. KBE systems aim to capture product and process information to allow businesses to model engineering processes, and then use the model to automate all or part of the process. A product model represents the engineering intent behind the product design, storing the how, why, and what of a design. It is a computer representation of the product design process and can contain information on both the product and the processes that are used to create the part. A KBE product model can also use information outside its environment, such as physics-based analysis, databases, spreadsheets, legacy programs, and cost models. Many CAD systems provide "design automation" capabilities.
Inc: Knowledge-Based Engineering (KBE)
Overview Let’s face it – in the eyes of investors, great companies are created by great products and services, not the other way around. Yet few companies consistently create robust pipelines of successful products and services. Why? Doing so requires improved strategy and planning activities across the enterprise to empower smarter decision-making about the way you create and service your products. The PTC Value Roadmap is an interactive discussion guide that identifies the links between your business strategies and the best practice capabilities required to make them real.
Feuille de route de création de valeur de PTC - PTC.com
Knowledge-based engineering (KBE) is a discipline with roots in computer-aided design (CAD) and knowledge-based systems but has several definitions and roles depending upon the context. An early role was support tool for a design engineer generally within the context of product design. Success of early KBE prototypes was remarkable (see History ); eventually this led to KBE being considered as the basis for generative design with many expectations for hands-off performance where there would be limited human involvement in the design process. [ edit ] Overview KBE can be defined as engineering on the basis of digital knowledge models .

