If you're a computer scientist, IT professional, or software developer, imagine a knowledge base that helps you systematically organize and share basic patterns and components used in various computer programs. Now, envision computational tools that utilize this knowledge base to significantly reduce the effort needed to develop new software by reusing and customizing existing components for specific organizations.

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- For organizational researchers or business educators
- For computer scientists, information technologists, or software developers
- For managers or consultants

Supermind Ontology Applications

Organizing Business Knowledge — The MIT Process Handbook
 Thomas W. Malone, Kevin Crowston, and George A. Herman, editors
 © 2003 Massachusetts Institute of Technology

https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/document?repid=rep1&type=pdf&doi=a65e0d5b64a9cabd12bb5470b9f6471f40756b85

Organizing Business Knowledge — The MIT Process Handbook

Imagine being an organizational researcher or business educator with a systematic and powerful tool to organize vast knowledge about business—principles, key scientific results, and case examples. This tool would allow you to easily create, share, and access this information electronically with others worldwide. Additionally, the structured format would help you quickly find what you need and inspire new organizational ideas.

Supermind Ontology Applications for Organizational Researchers or Business Educators

Supermind Ontology Applications for Computer Scientists, Information Technologists, or Software Developers

If you're a manager or consultant, imagine having access to global "best practices," case studies, and software, along with the ability to customize these resources for your company or clients. You could share detailed information on key activities, responsibilities, and available resources.

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