1. The study examines how semantic wikis can be used by application service providers (ASPs) as a knowledge management system for managing software artifacts. Semantic wikis offer capabilities like advanced search and collaboration that traditional systems lack.
2. A literature review found that semantic wikis can effectively support knowledge sharing of software artifacts through features like concept-based search and rich content navigation. They also allow information to be shared across boundaries.
3. Evaluating requirements for documentation found semantic wikis can address issues traditional wikis cannot, like understanding architectures. Recommendations include ASPs researching and training on semantic wikis to better manage software artifacts.
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6. In the ASP model, computer-based services are offered by providers to their customers over the network to take advantage of the provider’s competitive advantage in terms of better resources, systems support, and maintenance schedules, including regular hardware and software upgrades.
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8. A hybrid solution derived from the strengths of the Semantic Web (machine processable, data integration, complex queries) and wiki (easy to use/contribute, strongly interconnected, collaboration) technologies.
24. Knowledge workers spend 15- 25% (1-2 hrs) of time hunting for information, while 60 percent of employees spend more than an hour per day duplicating the work of others (O’Brien, Bernoff, Sorley, & Flemming, 2001)
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26. Many knowledge management implementations have failed because of the focus on technology rather than on creating an atmosphere conducive to knowledge capture and sharing (Gonzales, 2005).
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28. The goal of the XSDoc Wiki was to reduce the development-documentation gap by making documentation more convenient and attractive to developers (Aquiar & David, 2005).
31. The researchers created a set of tools and technologies which used metadata to assist software engineers in their search for software artifacts in response to change requests.
47. Semantic wikis can be used as a coordination and communication tool for gathering of requirements and sharing of ideas
48. Semantic wiki can be leveraged by ASP’s for bug tracking, requirements and traceability management, requirement engineering, and documentation
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51. Semantic wikis have advanced searching and retrieval functionality and can be used for tracing issues due to their advanced content analysis feature.
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