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| | Recommended Citation: Steenkamp, A L and J S Alomari. Business Requirements of Knowledge Management Ontology to Support a Software Deployment Process. In The Proceedings of the Conference on Information Systems Applied Research 2009, v 2 (Washington DC): §3155. ISSN: 0000-0000.
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Business Requirements of Knowledge Management Ontology to Support a Software Deployment Process
The software deployment environment is dynamic and complex. Changes to the deployment environment occur continuously, especially in a virtual environment. Managing the complexity of the software deployment process requires careful preparation of relevant knowledge. Business requirements have to be fulfilled and managed before starting the deployment process. Efficient and successful software deployment depends a lot on the knowledge acquired from the software environment and business requirements (technical and non-technical) in order to reduce deployment time and achieve successful deployment. Developing and utilizing an Ontology-based Knowledge Discovery and Management System (OKDMS), based on discovery and mapping of relevant data and information, has lead to a sound understanding of the complexities of software deployment and potential support that may be provided by utilizing KM.
Keywords: Software Deployment, Knowledge Engineering, Ontology development, Knowledge Management
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