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     KNOWLEDGE PATTERN RECOGNITION RESEARCH CENTRE  | 
  
| In The Digital Knowledge-Based Economy Patterns Matter | 
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       Knowledge Mapping Mega Pattern & Trend - Unleashing Revolutionizing Technologies  | 
  
| Introduction | 
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       Our continuously improving knowledge of the patterns above, from the Computer Microchip, the Human Genome, the DNA Double Helix, Nanotechnology, and Satellite Imagery, will play a growing role in our lives going forward. We live and work increasingly in a knowledge-driven economy. But what about the patterns that relate to knowledge itself ? We believe that the ability to identify, interpret, imagine, intuit, instruct, and intervene using Knowledge Pattern Recognition, is a fundamental competency for achieving success in the knowledge game. We have therefore been carrying out independent research into the collation and understanding of winning knowledge patterns for some time. We now
      have developed a toolkit to support our :- Knowledge Assessment
      & Strategy Consulting Services. Our work is based on combining timeless principles and simple common sense, with next-generation advanced knowledge pattern concepts. Fluency and Agility with Knowledge Pattern Recognition capabilities can ultimately be highly Profitable. 
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| The Kaieteur Institute's Knowledge Pattern Array - Codifying Smart Knowledge Management | 
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| Our White Paper | 
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       We have prepared a White Paper that describes our thinking about the importance of Knowledge Pattern Recognition. Abstract : Pattern
      Recognition has proven to be a powerful tool in many disciplines. It is
      useful as an interpretive, communication, and explanatory heuristic. In
      the knowledge management field to-date, there is hardy any focus on
      knowledge patterns. An argument is made for a deeper appreciation of the
      potential usefulness of knowledge pattern recognition. An attempt is made
      to develop a working taxonomy of knowledge patterns.  The resulting array
      of available knowledge patterns, then provides a basis for developing
      strategy, conducting audits, making adept decisions, and as a guide to
      raising the bar on smart knowledge performance. Knowledge pattern
      recognition should become an ever more critical skill-set and core
      competency, as the knowledge based economy advances. 
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       KPR 1 - Knowledge Pattern Based Assessment Service 
 
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| Profit From The Application Of New Knowledge Pattern Recognition Research To Your Business | 
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       KPR 2 - Knowledge Pattern Based Strategy Service 
      WHAT'S YOUR KNOWLEDGE STRATEGY ? 
       This is completed for a fixed price so there are no
      surprise costs. The Price is scaled for small, medium, and large
      enterprises. Contact Us For More Information 
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| Profit From The Application Of New Knowledge Pattern Recognition Research To Your Business | 
| Education | 
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       Sign-up To Attend A Knowledge Pattern Recognition Seminar -
      
      http://www.kikm.org/education.html 
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| Profit From The Application Of New Knowledge Pattern Recognition Research To Your Business | 
| Resources - Links | 
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      1. Knowledge Leadership Leadership.com - http://www.leadership.com/ Leaders Direct - http://www.leadersdirect.com/ "Leadership in the new millennium will need a
      completely different paradigm from the "command and control" role of the
      yesteryears. Leadership will be determined in the knowledge era by its
      ability to generate excitement and enthusiasm to surface ideas that will
      result in a sustainable, competitive advantage for the organisation" 
 http://www.creatingthe21stcentury.org/ 
      
      http://www.stevedenning.com/ Journal Of Storytelling & Business Excellence - http://www.storytellingcenter.com/articles.htm Seymour Papert - http://www.papert.com http://www.theworldcafe.com/knowhow.html 
 Software Agents Group,
      MIT Media Lab Botspot 
      5. Knowledge Reuse 
      Quality Information and
      Knowledge Management, the Hypermedia Design Patterns Repository - http://www.designpattern.lu.unisi.ch/HypermediaHomePage.htm How Knowledge Reuse Informs Effective System Design and Implementation - The author analyzes knowledge reuse in a Big 5 professional service firm. He investigates how reuse affects design, provides a methodology for evaluating systems to increase reuse, and discusses the impact of differential costs and benefits on the organization http://www.computer.org/intelligent/ex2001/x1044abs.htm 6. Knowledge Mining Starlight System - Pacific Northwest Labs - http://www.pnl.gov/nsd/commercial/starlight/index.html http://www.visualinsights.com/ VxInsight from Sandia
      Labs KnowledgistTM, is a
      comprehensive Knowledge Mining Tool. The Brain.com - http://www.thebrain.com/ 7. Workflow Process Assets INSEAD - Knowledge Management & Workflow - http://www.insead.edu/CALT/Encyclopedia/ComputerSciences/Groupware/Workflow/ WARIA - ( Workflow &
      Reengineering International Association ) -
      
      http://www.waria.com/ 8. Social Network Analysis Case : Managing Knowledge
      Competencies at Microsoft Competia.com - http://www.competia.com/home/ 
 Book : From Mind To Market : Reinventing The Supply Chain. Roger Blackwell. Harper Business. NY. 1997. 
      Book:
      
      
      Commercializing New Technologies : Getting from Mind
      to Market CRM Forum Hubert Saint-Onge - http://www.knowinc.com/saint-onge/articles.htm Grey Matters: CFO's Third Annual Knowledge Capital Scorecard - http://www.cfo.com/Article?article=2514 13. Knowledge Substitution "Re-engineering
      Knowledge Logistics" - Gordon Wills & Mathew Wills 
 Case :- E & Y The
      Centre For Business Knowledge 
      15. Learning Organization 
      http://www.saba.com/ 
 Etienne Wenger The business pattern
      required for the networked economy in which we find ourselves is what we
      call the Collaborative Community. Our newest book explains this pattern in
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      Collaborative Communities: Partnering for Profit
      in the Networked Economy (Dearborn
      Trade, June 2001).
      
      http://www.rhythmofbusiness.com Brad Hoyt - http://www.kmnews.com/Editorial/km.htm http://www.usermagnet.com/pages/company.html http://www.smartifacts.com/productabout.htm http://www.knowledgeview.co.uk/ 
 
      
      http://www.goalart.com/businessidea/index.html "Integrating Spatial,
      Semantic, and Social Structures for Knowledge Management" - Impact
      of the Physical Environment on Knowledge Worker Performance 20. Smart Products & Services Stan Davis Interview -
      
      http://www.cbi.cgey.com/ 21. Knowledge Mapping Know Map magazine -
      
      http://www.knowmap.com/ 
      Rembrandts in the Attic:
      Unlocking the Hidden Value of Patents
      (Hardcover) Author(s): Kevin Rivette ; David Kline Thought Leader : Charles J. Frombrun - http://www.stern.nyu.edu/~cfombrun/reputation.html The Reputation Institute - http://www.reputations.org/ or www.reputationinstitute.com Reputation Institute ( Belgium ) - http://www.vub.ac.be/SCOM/maco/rieurorq.htm Harris Interactive Reputation Quotient - http://www.harrisinteractive.com/pop_up/rq/ 25. Intellectual Capital Measurement see Kaieteur Institute -
      
      
      http://www.kikm.org/Knowledge_Measurement_Systems.html The ICM Group - http://www.icmgroup.com Case - IC At Scandia - http://www.fpm.com/cases/el3.html 
 
      http://www.sopheon.com/ see Kaieteur Institute - http://www.kikm.org/thinkwave.htm 
      28.Knowledge Agility - Sense
      & Respond 
      29. Ideation Peter Schwartz - Global
      Business Network - 
      http://www.gbn.com/ Leif Edvinsson - http://www.future-panel.com/theses/theses2.htm + http://www.unic.net Chaordic Commons -
      
      http://www.chaordic.org 
      30. e-Knowledge
      Exchange/e-Knowledge Market http://www.kikm.org/portal/page2.htm 
 Seasonal Pattern Chart - http://www.panasia.org.sg/iirr/ikmanual/seachart.htm Indigenous Knowledge & Development Monitor - http://www.nuffic.nl/ciran/ikdm/ Centre For Indigenous Knowledge For Agricultural &Rural Developments - http://www.iastate.edu/~anthr_info/cikard/ Alaska Native Knowledge Network - http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/iksgraph.html Shaman Pharmaceuticals was
      engaged in trying to leverage ethnobotanical knowledge :- 32. The Knowledge Toll Squeeze Celera Genomics, a private enterprise may be in a control position with regard to knowledge of the human genome for which it may be able to squeeze a toll for access to that knowledge base www.celera.com General Supplemental Resources Book: Profit Patterns - http://www.profitpatterns.com/book/excerpt.html Pattern Glossary - http://www-white.media.mit.edu/~tpminka/patterns/glossary.html Putting It All Together: Towards a Pattern Language for Interaction Design - http://www.pliant.org/personal/Tom_Erickson/Patterns.WrkShpRep.html http://www.patternlanguage.com/ A Pattern Language : Towns, Buildings, Construction . Christopher Alexander, Sara Ishikawa, Murray Silverstein. Oxford University Press (1977). ISBN 0195019199. — Alexander's most widely admired and quoted book to date. A really valuable resource for refining and inspiring beautiful and responsible design and good design thinking, at every level of scale. Available at Amazon.com Timeless Way of Building . Christopher Alexander. Oxford University Press (1979). ISBN 0195024028. — Available at Amazon.com http://www.pattern-design.com/patterns.htm 
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