KAM 2019 - 25th Conference on Knowledge Acquisition and Management (KAM’19)

Knowledge management is a large multidisciplinary field having its roots in Management and Artificial Intelligence. Activity of an extended organization should be supported by an organized and optimized flow of knowledge to effectively help all participants in their work.
We have the pleasure to invite you to contribute to and to participate in the conference "Knowledge Acquisition and Management". The predecessor of the KAM conference has been organized for the first time in 1992, as a venue for scientists and practitioners to address different aspects of usage of advanced information technologies in management, with focus on intelligent techniques and knowledge management. In 2003 the conference changed somewhat its focus and was organized for the first under its current name. Furthermore, the KAM conference became an international event, with participants from around the world. In 2012 we’ve joined to Federated Conference on Computer Science and Systems becoming one of the oldest event.
The aim of this event is to create possibility of presenting and discussing approaches, techniques and tools in the knowledge acquisition and other knowledge management areas with focus on contribution of artificial intelligence for improvement of human-machine intelligence and face the challenges of this century. We expect that the conference&workshop will enable exchange of information and experiences, and delve into current trends of methodological, technological and implementation aspects of knowledge management processes.
Topics
The following group topics, concerning both theory and applications, will be included (unavoidably incomplete):
Knowledge discovery from databases and data warehouses
Methods and tools for knowledge acquisition
New emerging technologies for management
Organizing the knowledge centers and knowledge distribution
Knowledge creation and validation
Knowledge dynamics and machine learning
Distance learning and knowledge sharing
Knowledge representation models
Management of enterprise knowledge versus personal knowledge
Knowledge managers and workers
Knowledge coaching and diffusion
Knowledge engineering and software engineering
Managerial knowledge evolution with focus on managing of best practice and cooperative activities
Knowledge grid and social networks
Knowledge management for design, innovation and eco-innovation process
Business Intelligence environment for supporting knowledge management
Knowledge management in virtual advisors and training
Management of the innovation and eco-innovation process
Human-machine interfaces and knowledge visualization