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Administrating Knowledge via Acquaintance Models

With increasing popularity of knowledge based systems carrying out distributed decision-making, respecification of known knowledge classification is inevitable. This contribution highlights an important role of mutual awareness among collaborating agents in a distributed decision support system. Basic properties and use of social knowledge will be introduced and an acquaintance model as a formal mechanism for distributed knowledge management will be shown. Our practical experience with acquaintance models implementation and approaches to knowledge maintenance will be illustrated our trial user, TV-transmitter manufacturer.