knowledge-management

Documents about knowledge-management

• A blockchain-based trust-free building sustainability performance assessment system using machine learning models trained on expert knowledge#393126OpenMETU
• Knowledge Discovery from Urban Trajectory Data: A Survey#411829HAL (France)
• EVALUATING PUBLIC TRUST IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-DRIVEN CYBERSECURITY SYSTEMS: A CASE STUDY OF UNDERGRADUATE COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS#267103OpenAlex
• EVALUATING PUBLIC TRUST IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-DRIVEN CYBERSECURITY SYSTEMS: A CASE STUDY OF UNDERGRADUATE COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS#267104OpenAlex
• Community-tailored One Health educational intervention to enhance knowledge and practices for zoonotic disease prevention in rural Thailand: A protocol for a prospective cluster randomised controlled Trial in Chanthaburi, Thailand (Saan Suk trial)#928030PLOS
• Acting otherwise: Phronesis, the erotic, and the ethics of acting under heteronomous conditions#635087GUPEA
• Ensuring continued operation of INSPIRE as a cornerstone of the HEP information infrastructure#495709OSTI.gov
• Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation No. 2587 v. Rock Contracting Services & Management Inc.#638385CanLII
• The Limits to Common Resource Management: The Bypassed Commons or Commons without Tragedy#499813Munich Personal RePEc Archive
• Production efficiency in Peasant Agriculture: The Case of Mixed Farming System in the Ethiopian Highlands#499680Munich Personal RePEc Archive
• A.R.C.H.E.T™ — Adaptive Resilience & Compliance for Human–Enterprise–Technology Systems#429142Zenodo (CERN)
• To foster national innovation, Brazil enacted the Innovation Law (Law No. 10,973/2004), which established Technological Innovation Centers within Scientific, Technological, and Innovation Institutions. Initially tasked with managing institutional innovation policies, these centers gained expanded responsibilities under Law No. 13,243/2016, strengthening their role in strategic innovation management. Despite these advances, implementation still faces institutional challenges, including limited recognition of innovation’s importance, bureaucratic barriers, and insufficient human resources. This study evaluates the performance of the Innovation Center at the Federal University of Paraíba (INOVA/UFPB) in the national context following the 2016 Legal Framework for Science, Technology, and Innovation. A literature review on obstacles and benefits associated with the legislation was conducted, alongside a case study based on institutional document analysis. Findings indicate that INOVA/UFPB possesses structural conditions supporting autonomy and exhibits strong performance in invention patents, ranking first nationally for two consecutive years. Nonetheless, challenges remain, including limited program visibility and difficulties in providing training and mentoring. A SWOT analysis guided the center’s evaluation, leading to proposed improvement actions, such as establishing innovation residency programs and strengthening partnerships with the private sector. In conclusion, while INOVA/UFPB shows significant potential for knowledge generation and technology transfer, its further development depends on addressing institutional obstacles, expanding partnerships, and enhancing market engagement.#265724Repositório Institucional da UFPB
• Contemporary dialogues in health sciences#928238Repositório Institucional da UFMG