The means to process and utilize this intensive knowledge effectively and efficiently has become an interesting and challenging topic, and related techniques offer the advantage of solving complex problems.
The detailed content of intensive knowledge processing, utilization, and integration is discussed and an integrated mechanism that uses multiple types of knowledge is explored in the chapter.
Integrative and comparative analyses of multiple transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics datasets require an intensive knowledge of tools and background concepts.
A case study involves constructing detailed and intensive knowledge about a single case or a small number of related cases.
This is compatible with the common experience that following a short intensive course, knowledge and skills reach the short memory only.
Semantic engineering is currently being adopted to support the knowledge-management processes needed by organizational users for decision-making and task-intensive knowledge activities.
However, these approaches are resource intensive and knowledge about their impact is limited.
As for land use attributes, different types of households, and labor-intensive and knowledge-intensive workers show different responses to different types of land in location choices (especially the work location choice).
This paper extends this by suggesting that health service work has considerable similarities to work in knowledge intensive and service industries and that practices from knowledge management, services management and ethics of care literature can support Berwick's goals.
Firms devoted to research and development and innovative activities intensively use teams to carry out knowledge intensive work and increasingly ask their employees to be engaged in multiple teams (e.g., R&D project teams) simultaneously.
