Guest editing a JUCS special issue
I am glad to share that I am guest-editing a renowned SCI-indexed Journal of Universal Computing‘s special issue, along with my colleague Prof Sung Ho Ha of Kyungpook National University, Korea. The issue aims to foretell how the Internet plays a role of knowledge networks in the near future. Excerpt from the Call For Papers:
The Internet as a knowledge repository, distribution channel, and knowledge network.
The Internet is able to connect knowledge, knowledge holders, knowledge bases, and knowledge systems of various kinds of organizations, and distribute that knowledge to other organizations, people, and locations. This new possibility of the Internet goes beyond the traditional information storage and distribution ability. Furthermore the Internet evolving to the knowledge networks (e.g., networks for teaching service, people acquaintance, hi-tech product design, or corporate knowledge), possesses powerful implications of knowledge internationalization of businesses, governments, and customers in the whole world. This special issue of JUCS seeks original articles on “The Internet as a knowledge repository, distribution channel, and knowledge network.” Rather than project plans or purely reflective or vision papers, we prefer case studies of implemented systems or descriptions of innovative technologies, highlighting actual usage results. Reflecting those results to the theoretical findings and possible future research in information systems, computer systems, knowledge management, organizational design, organizational learning, social networks, sociology, management science, and other research areas, will ideally have informed both current and future business practice and theories.
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