objective:
- to convert isolated project knowledge into shareable corporate knowledge without violating Intellectual Property rights.
- reward the creation of good quality information by publication, acknowledgement and if necessary remuneration of some sort.
Task Description:
- for active HRI projects
-- review project files for re-usable, valuable information and methods and in conjunction with the author prepare them for inclusion as SIG information. (SIG:QA:Analyst, SIG:KM:Analyst, <project staff>)
-- convert non-proprietary or sensitive information into generalized or redacted formats that are already in use in the km6 SIGs or - if it's really special - into a new KM CDID or non-KM equivalent. (SIG:??:domain expert, SIG:KM:Analyst; <project staff>)
-- develop a "hit" log for items within the SIG to track the read record for the page and report it to the SIG.
-- develop a citation method
-- develop a plagiarism finder that will check HRI open and private project files for plagiarism without revealing proprietary information. Should also work in the general web environment.
see: Linked open piracy
Rev1: Add a "Things that were done in projects" analysis
- investigate projects that were done in startups, in young companies, in big companies - identify what the artifacts and performance results were - informal and formal.
- try to identify common elements and determine their frequency, quality and contribution to the outcome of the project.
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Deliverables:
- new CDIDs, Key Codes, Procedures, Topics, etc.
- a "Citation Record" for authors (usable as a basis for payment)
- a
Resources:
hr1 Project Manager hri07e2
hr1 Knowledge Architect hri07e2
hr1 SIG:QA:Analyst hri07e2
hr1 SIG:KM:Analyst hri07e2
hr1 SIG domain expert <domain???> hri07e2
hr1 project knowledge author hri07e2