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Covering the emerging field of knowledge service engineering, this groundbreaking handbook outlines how to acquire and utilize knowledge in the 21st century. Drawn on the expertise of the founding faculty member of the world's first university knowledge engineering service department, this book describes what knowledge services engineering means and how it is different from service engineering and service production. Presenting multiple cultural aspects including US, Finnish, and Korean, this handbook provides engineering, systemic, industry, and consumer use viewpoints.
Front Cover; Contents; Preface; Editors; Contributors; Chapter 1: Knowledge Services: A Strategic Framework; Chapter 2: Managing Innovation in KIBS and Their Growing Importance in Relation to Innovation Systems; Chapter 4: Managing Value Creation in Knowledge-Intensive Business Service Systems; Chapter 6: Knowledge-Based Systems Engineering; Chapter 8: Smart Perishable Cargo Management with RFID and Sensor Network; Chapter 10: Semantic Web: Ontological Engineering for Knowledge Services; Chapter 11: Acquiring Knowledge from Subject Matter Experts.
edited by Jussi Kantola, Waldemar Karwowski.