گزارش سمینار حافظه سازمانی و نقش آن در بهبود عملکرد سازمان

فهرست و منابع گزارش سمینار حافظه سازمانی و نقش آن در بهبود عملکرد سازمان

فهرست:

فصل۱- مفاهیم بنیادین ........................................................................................... ٢ سازمان (Enterprise)......................................................................................... ٣

4 ................................................................. (Enterprise Knowledge)دانش سازمانی

5 ....................................................... (Knowledge Management-KM)مدیریت دانش

5 ........................................................(Organisational Memory-OM)حافظه سازمانی

6 .................................................................................... (Ontology)هستان شناسی

7 ...................................................................................... (Architecture)معماری

8 ............................................................  (Enterprise Architecture)معماری سازمانی

 ٨ ................................................................(Enterprise Modeling)مدل سازی سازمان

فصل۲- دانش و حافظه سازمانی .............................................................................. ١٢

مدیریت دانش................................................................................................

داده، اطلاعات، دانش ....................................................................................

دسته بندی انواع دانش .................................................................................... ١٥

چرخه مدیریت دانش ....................................................................................

سیستمهای مدیریت دانش چندوجهی .....................................................................

دانش سازمانی................................................................................................ ٢٢

حافظه سازمانی............................................................................................... ٢٥

مدل سازی حافظه سازمانی............................................................................... ٣٢

پیاده سازی حافظه سازمانی .............................................................................. ٣٦

مشکلات پیاده سازی حافظه سازمانی................................................................... ٤٠

فصل۳- هستان شناسی .......................................................................................... ٤٣

متدولوژی ایجاد هستا نشناسی ............................................................................. ٤٧

کاربرد هستان شناسی در ایجاد حافظه سازمانی ...........................................................

فصل۴- معماری سازمانی ......................................................................................

سازمان و مولفه های آن......................................................................................

معماری سازمان .............................................................................................. ٥٥

تاریخچه معماری سازمانی.................................................................................. ٥٧

چارچوب زکمن .......................................................................................... ٦٠

طراحی اجزا معماری سازمانی.............................................................................. ٦٥

مشکلات معماری سازمانی ................................................................................. ٧٠

ابزارهای معماری سازمانی .................................................................................. ٧٧

ویژگی های ابزارهای معماری سازمانی................................................................. ٧٧

فاکتورهای تهیه ابزارهای معماری سازمانی............................................................ ٨١

مدل سازمانی ................................................................................................. ٨٤

معیارهای یک مدل سازمانی مناسب.................................................................... ٨٧

مولفه های مدل سازمان................................................................................... ٨٧

مدل سازمانی زنده........................................................................................

مدل سازی سازمانی مبتنی بر هستا نشناسی................................................................

هستان شناسی سازمانی مرکزی .......................................................................... ٩٤

ابزارهای مدل سازی سازمانی ............................................................................... ٩٧

استانداردهای معماری و مد لسازی سازمانی ............................................................. ٩٩

فصل۵- نتیجه گیری و کار آینده ..............................................................................١٠١

مروری بر فعالیتهای انجام شده............................................................................١٠٢

ادامه کار .....................................................................................................١٠٤

واژه نامه..........................................................................................................١٠٨

اختصارات ......................................................................................................١١٦

مراجع ...........................................................................................................١١٧

کتابها .........................................................................................................١١٧

مقالات .......................................................................................................١١٧

استانداردها ..................................................................................................١٢١

صفحات وب................................................................................................١٢١

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