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2002

@book{Ber2002,
	vgclass =	{refpap},
	author =	{Ralph Bergmann},
	title =	{Experience management: Foundations, Development
	Methodology, and Internet-Based Applications},
	number =	{2432},
	series =	{Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
	publisher =	{Springer-Verlag},
	address =	{Berlin},
	year =	{2002},
	url =	{http://www.springerlink.com/link.asp?id=921w4hlf4mlu59dt},
	abstract =	{Human problem solving in many fields is based on extensive
	experience. A long time ago, business organizations recognized the
	concrete value of knowledge, but only recently have they started to
	systematically introduce measures to grow, capture, explore, and
	maintain their knowledge. The interdisciplinary research field that
	deals with these issues is called knowledge management.
	
	Experience management is a special kind of knowledge management that is
	limited to the management of experience. Experience is valuable,
	stored, specific knowledge that was acquired by a problem-solving agent
	in a problem-solving situation. Today it is recognized that experience
	covers large portions of the knowledge in an organization that need to
	be managed and reused in a systematic manner.
	
	From the computer science point of view, artificial intelligence
	provides methods for experience representation and experience
	processing. Case-based reasoning, which has been an active research and
	application field for the past 20 years, addresses these issues in
	particular. With the recently growing importance of
	knowledge-management applications, the case-based reasoning branch
	providing appropriate methods is raising increasing attention. At the
	same time the former frontiers to related areas such as machine
	learning, information theory, organizational learning, or process
	modeling have started to vanish. Moreover, Web technologies are playing
	an important role in experience management. They provide the
	connectivity that is required to share experiences. Although the
	Internet is primarily a new medium, it enables the development of new
	applications implementing services that support humans during different
	kinds of problem solving},
}