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Theme
I-11: Intranet and data tools for Small and Medium Enterprises
(SME) – Prof. Henry Dou (France)
Presentation abstracts
will appear here as soon as possible.
During
the past three years, the development of the information network
(public and private), in combination with the increasing impact
of globalization, have induced a move towards the immaterial and
the virtual.In this framework, people speak of virtutal companies,
e-commerce, intelligent Intranets, etc.
The impact
of the new technologies, as well as the necessary pluri-cultural
approach to research, business and politics, requires enabling
companies and institutions to create a new form of global knowledge.
In this framework, the Intelligence Corporation plays a central
role, and all the methodologies and tools that can help to create
this supra-intelligence are of fundamental importance.
If large
companies possess enough human resources and tools to promote
this intellectual capital, the situation is very different for
SMEs, and the challenge here is important.
The goal
of this Session is to present the latest research and tools in
this field. To promote synergies between or within SMEs, Intranet
tools today have a key role in the development of company intelligence.
In the same way, analysis of large quantities of information will
help SMEs to have a better view of their near future and the trends
in their area of competence.
In this
Session, we want to give a large place to research work on methodologies,
tools, experiments and case studies that will show why and how
new information technologies help to promote knowledge in companies
or institutions. This Session will consist of
invited papers, short papers, posters or demonstrations. A Round
Table will promote a debate on this issue, encourage audience
participation and help reach conclusions.
Submitted
abstracts include:
Competitive
Technical Intelligence in SME's, Good Practices Versus Informational
Tools
Serge Quazotti, Cyril Dubois, Henri Dou, Pere Escorsa (CRPHT)
Corporate
Intellectual Capital : Do we really know to look and how to measure
it ?
Marie Paule Verlaeten, Ministry of Economy, Brussels
Virtual
Places: creating knowledge in the 21st Century
Jean-Marie Dou, University of Provence, France
Teaching
Competitive Intelligence in Brazil for SME's
Gilda Massari Coelho, Instituto Nacional de Tecnologia, Brazil
Information
Analysis, Genome Program and " hidden Data "
Luc Quoniam, Violaine Pillet, Ambroise Ingold, Bernard Jacq, LEPONT-CRRMUIII
Marseille
Treatment
of Heterogeneous and Formal Data.
Towards a non metrical analysis of Technology Watch Folder
Valerie Leveillé, Hervé Rostaing, CRRM, Université, Aix-Marseille
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