Knowledge Management Software (21-30 of 30)

Assistum is a suite of Knowledge Management Tools designed to help businesses improve their decision-making processes and optimise their knowledge assets. The personal edition is for individual desktop users.

Assistum is a suite of Knowledge Management Tools designed to help businesses improve their decision-making processes and optimise their knowledge assets. The Professional Edition links and publishes to the Internet.

SAP Business Information Warehouse (SAP BW) enables modeling information architecture to match the business structure in either an enterprise-wide data warehouse or a distributed environment. For decision makers at all levels, it allows providing information for analysis quickly, in the right...

SnippetCenter is the Portal to your Knowledge! Flexible Information Manager.

www.kManager.com: A software application that integrates knowledge management functions within the entire organization and across multiple organizations. It is built using self organizing features that allow you to retrieve information at your finger tips.;Knowledge management: Sarbanes Oxley, File...

iWareTM, a division of CanWeb, provides Knowledge Management software and support services for manufacturing industries, such as oil and gas, pulp and paper, food processing and chemicals, as well as non-manufacturing industries such as healthcare, facility management, transportation, and the...

The DoctuS Knowledge Based System is more than just a piece of software: it is an elaborate tool designed to support the decision-making process, whether simple or complicated.

DOCU/MASTER is a knowledge management system that can index and perform rules-based searches of structured and unstructured data across multiple applications/data on the IBM OS/390, MVS, and VSE operating systems. Support for XML recently added.

Capture and retrieve your enterprise knowledge via solutions dialogues, knowledge economies and knowledge base articling with this web based KM tool

Knowledge fuels industry, and creates a competitive edge. Used optimally, knowledge should be promptly available to anyone who requires it in the organization regardless of the physical location of either, and employed as a means rather than an end. Thus, not only should one focus on gathering...