A Decision Making Pattern for Guiding the Enterprise Knowledge Development Process

Colette Rolland (1) , Selmin Nurcan (1) , Georges Grosz (1)

1 CRI - Centre de Recherche en Informatique de Paris 1

During enterprise knowledge development in any organisation, developers and stakeholders are faced with situations that require them to make decisions in order to reach their intentions. To help the decision making process, guidance is required. Enterprise Knowledge Development (EKD) is a method offering a guided knowledge development process. The guidance provided by the EKD method is based on a decision making pattern promoting a situation and intention oriented view of enterprise knowledge development processes. The pattern is iteratively repeated through the EKD process using different types of guiding knowledge. Consequently, the EKD process is systematically guided. The presentation of the decision making pattern is the purpose of this paper.

Domaines: Autre [cs.OH]

Colette Rolland, Selmin Nurcan, Georges Grosz. A Decision Making Pattern for Guiding the Enterprise Knowledge Development Process. Journal of Information and Software Technology, 2000, pp.313 - 331. ⟨hal-00707096⟩