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AUTOMATED KNOWLEDGE MINING : CAN YOU DIG IT ?

The management of knowledge is an exercise in empowerment. By increasing accessibility and transfer of knowledge across an enterprise, we can create an environment in which knowledge flourishes, rapidly dispersing across organizational boundaries. This paper makes the case for creating systems that strive to enable such knowledge-centric enterprises and for the automation of the processes that contribute to such systems. Such a system should enable as much automatic extraction and transfer of knowledge as possible from the widest breadth of an enterprise’s information assets. The paper addresses the issues that arise in the implementation of such a system and provides some possible solutions to those issues.