M. Liao, A. Abecker, A. Bernardi, K. Hinkelmann, and M. Sintek, `Ontologies for Knowledge Retrieval in Organizational Memories', in Proceedings of the Learning Software Organizations(LSO'99) workshop, Kaiserslauten, Germany, ed., F. Bomarius, pp. 19--26, (June 1999). Home/Search Document Details and Download
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M. Liao, A. Abecker, A. Bernardi, K. Hinkelmann, and M. Sintek, `Ontologies for Knowledge Retrieval in Organizational Memories', in Proceedings of the Learning Software Organizations(LSO'99) workshop, Kaiserslauten, Germany, ed., F. Bomarius, pp. 19--26, (June 1999).
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