Enhancing Support for Knowledge Works: A relatively unexplored vista of computing research
Arijit Laha

TL;DR
This paper introduces the concept of Support Systems for Knowledge Works (SSKW), emphasizing their potential to enhance complex professional activities like medical diagnosis by providing comprehensive support tailored to specific domains.
Contribution
It defines the SSKW concept, explores its potential applications, and illustrates its use through a hypothetical scenario in healthcare to highlight its significance and future research directions.
Findings
Conceptual framework for SSKW introduced
Illustrative healthcare scenario demonstrates potential benefits
Highlights unexplored research opportunities in support systems
Abstract
Let us envision a new class of IT systems, the "Support Systems for Knowledge Works" or SSKW. An SSKW can be defined as a system built for providing comprehensive support to human knowledge-workers while performing instances of complex knowledge-works of a particular type within a particular domain of professional activities To get an idea what an SSKW-enabled work environment can be like, let us look into a hypothetical scenario that depicts the interaction between a physician and a patient-care SSKW during the activity of diagnosing a patient.
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Taxonomy
TopicsSemantic Web and Ontologies · Business Process Modeling and Analysis · Personal Information Management and User Behavior
