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Enterprise Expert and Knowledge Discovery

September 2000

Mark T. Maybury, The MITRE Corporation
Dave Mattox, The MITRE Corporation
Daryl Morey, The MITRE Corporation

ABSTRACT

In this paper we describe two systems designed to connect users to distributed, continuously changing experts and their knowledge. Using information re-trieval, information extraction, and collaborative filtering techniques, these sys-tems are able to enhance corporate knowledge management by overcoming tradi-tional problems of knowledge acquisition and maintenance and associated (hu-man and financial) costs. We describe the purpose of these two systems, how they work, and current deployment in a global corporate environment to enable end users to directly discover experts and their knowledge.

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