1. Transforming Information Into Knowledge Group Intelligence By Angelos Papaioannidis Knowledge is worthless – unless it moves, is shared and acted upon! 2nd Student Conference Brussels 28 October 2009

2. YouTube.com 1 Billion views per day

3. Wikipedia.com 4400 Article requests per second

4. Limitations - Wikipedia

5. Current Limitations Not many delivery options. Information is not centralized. There’s too much information but more information does not also mean more knowledge! Information is not reliable. Anybody can publish content on the internet.

6. How Can This System Become A Reality? By using current technology. By combining technology with human knowledge.

7. Proposed System Experts Collaboration. Reliability of Information. Interactive Testing System.

8. Experts Collaboration

9. Reliability of Information

10. Interactive Testing System

11. Test Results

12. Business Use Employees can collaborate on projects. Easily review a project from a simple screen. Easily access the information. Information can be absorbed.

13. System Benefits Provides a centralized source for theory, practical advice, discussion and testing. Allows users to gain knowledge in a structured and familiar way. Easy to understand. Users will be confident that they know a subject.

14. Summary We don’t always have to push technology to the limits. Some times we have to learn how to cooperate. Progress Benefits from Competition Knowledge needs Cooperation