Paper Authors

Abstract

NOTE: The first page of text has been automatically extracted and included below in lieu of an abstract

Session 1658

Knowledge Management for Enterprise Applications Integration

Melissa C. Lin

Information Technology Consultant

Abstract

During the past economic boom years, major companies invested heavily in enterprise systems, communication bandwidth, Internet technologies, and the Y2K redemption. Therefore, creating a strong foundation of enterprise information integration becomes one of the major factors in reducing cost and enhancing services. This paper discusses knowledge management techniques for enterprise information integration, and includes data integration, business-process integration, and method-procedure integration that link multiple applications and database to share information and business process. The paper describes significant and extensive coordination and integration of enterprise applications, including technical and administrative that directly effect the organization and the applications managed.

I. Introduction

With the current fast paced advancement of Information Technologies, many companies have worked on information technology integration and built user-center enterprise information systems for their employees and customers, in order to reduce the cost and enhance the services. The integration of enterprise applications basically involves people, processes, applications, and information. A modern enterprise information application system assists in gathering certain data routinely (such as economic or health statistics) in order to develop policies and to analyze history data for marketing forecasting, sales trend, etc. It also includes dealing with E-mails, inventory lists, visitor counts, equipment maintenance reports, spending records, etc. The knowledge of how to link multiple applications and database becomes significant, when managing Enterprise Information Technology. A successful knowledge management of enterprise integration helps make information simple and clear to follow and adopt, legitimizes the knowledge with the team workforce, and allows the business intelligence encompass a wide range of products. Getting people to optimize a knowledge management with information technologies is a continuous effort. As a greater number of people adopt it, they will look for more opportunities to share and collaborate in other ways.

Proceedings of the 2004 American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference & Exposition Copyright2004, American Society for Engineering Education

• Citation

• Format
  • APA
  • APA - LaTeX bibitem
  • MLA
  • MLA - LaTeX bibitem
  • Bibtex
  • EndNote - RIS

Lin, M. (2004, June), Knowledge Managment For Enterprise Applications Integration Paper presented at 2004 Annual Conference, Salt Lake City, Utah. 10.18260/1-2--14093