Comparative study of the existing solutions: we performed this study as a first effort to define the body of knowledge about cloud interoperability.
Indigenous knowledge system and practices is defined as a body of knowledge that develops within a given community through observation and real life experiences over a period of time, communicated orally or otherwise from one generation to the other with the ultimate aim of moulding its thought for the sole purpose of ensuring survival and progress [ 24].
They are defined as: a body of knowledge, abilities, and attitudes that are required when ICTs and digital media are used to perform tasks, solve problems, communicate, manage knowledge, collaborate, create and share content, as well as build knowledge in an ethical and reflective manner about work, leisure, participation, learning, socialization, consumption and empowerment (Ferrari, 2012).
It was and is impossible to define by consensus a body of knowledge that aspiring journalists should study as an entrance qualification.
Berkes, for example, defines TEK as "a cumulative body of knowledge, practice and belief, evolving by adaptive processes and handed down through generations by cultural transmission, about the relationship of living things (including humans) with one another and with their environment" (Berkes 1999, 8; see also Gadgil et al. 1993, 151).
But professions actually have another defining feature: a specialized body of knowledge that practitioners must apply in their daily work.
Sufism is, in fact, not a mystical system, not a religion, but a body of knowledge".
The dictionary defines a science as "a systematically organized body of knowledge on any subject".
The plan continued to allow states to define proficiency, as either mastery of a given body of knowledge or as a measure of a child's performance relative to the average of others taking the test.
Moreover, it is defined more by a value system rather than a unique body of knowledge [ 15].
