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The Knowledge Warehouses Reusing Knowledge Components

Currently, there is little knowledge reuse across training, documentation, and performance support. Knowledge-based materials developed for one purpose are not shared or reused in others. This article discusses the Knowledge Warehouse, a conceptual solution to this problem. It sketches the benefits of and limitations to the knowledge warehouse solution. It also takes the first steps towards defining a standardized classification scheme for storing knowledge components.