"knowledge product" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the result of research or information gathering, such as a report or white paper. For example, "The team has produced a valuable knowledge product based on their analysis of customer feedback."
If successful, NetSuite could enable large and small companies the kind of online customer knowledge, product recommendations and order management used by Amazon.com (though without the powerful analytics that enable Amazon to keep selling you stuff).
The policy, announced on April 10, will go into effect in stages starting on July 1. "Knowledge product will be free to use and free to reuse, so others can build on the product," Carlos Rossel, who works in the office of the publisher at the World Bank, said by telephone.
Innovative activity refers to a qualitative personality characteristic that shows orientation towards creativity, innovation, creation of new knowledge (product, service) and its implementation into life.
This paper introduces the overall model-based approach and focuses on the Knowledge Product element before introducing some lessons learned from research, teaching and commercial projects.
The modelling element "Knowledge Product" is introduced by the modelling language PROMOTE® that enables a pragmatic, concrete and quick modelling of knowledge in enterprises.
We propose an implementation strategy that would link a "pre-competitive" space for model development to a "competitive space" for knowledge product development and through private-public partnerships for new data infrastructure.
The period for performing the planned research activities (from January until the delivery of all agreed knowledge products; production phase); iii.
One of the contributing factors to improved farmer understanding was the production of knowledge products which were co-developed with and based on the farmers' local context.
Once a university permits itself to be subsumed into its brand name, it becomes, as Charles Nesson puts it, "a production house for making knowledge products".
As Charles Nesson, a professor at Harvard Law School who has given a lot of thought to the Internet, asks: "What happens if you convert the university into a production house for making knowledge products?
Production phase: activities to realize the knowledge products; iii.
