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Inès Saad is Associate Professor in Information Systems at France Business School and head of the "Management Education and Digital Technologies" research center. She also heads a Knowledge Management team at the MIS laboratory at the University of Picardie Jules Verne, France. Her research interests include knowledge management, organizational memory, information systems, ontology, group decision-making and decision support systems.
Camille Rosenthal-Sabroux is Full Professor at Dauphine University, Paris IX in France, as well as an advisor for some large companies on Information Systems, Knowledge Management, and Decision Aid. She was the founder of the SIGECAD Group. Her main research topics are: modeling languages (UML), decision aid, knowledge acquisition, knowledge management, and information systems.
Faïez Gargouri is Professor in Computer Science at the Higher Institute of Computer Science and Multimedia at Sfax University, Tunisia, where he has been director of the MIRACL (Multimedia, InfoRmation systems and Advanced Computing Laboratory) research laboratory since October 2011. His research interests include business information systems, business intelligence, multimedia information systems, and ontology.
Chapter 1. The development of a Community Maturity Model
Chapter 2. An Aggregation Model of Online Social Networks to Contribute to Organizational Knowledge Management
Chapter 3. Management of socio-cultural knowledge using ontology based socio-cultural profile in Collaborative Learning Environments
Chapter 4. An argumentation based Rough Set Theory for Knowledge Management
Chapter 5. Influence of tacit knowledge on decision process: The case of second-hand vehicles purchase/sale
Chapter 6. Relevant Information Management in Microblogs
Chapter 7. JDSM: Jurisprudence Decision Structuring Methodology Based on a Legal Ontology in Arabic
Chapter 8. A core ontology of organization’s processes for knowledge management
Chapter 9. A Multi-criteria Business Process Evaluation Methodology for Knowledge Localization
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