KNOWLEDGE NOW

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
KNOWLEDGENOW	Electronic Knowledge Corporation	1755 Georgetown Road Hudson OH 44236	KNOWLEDGE NOW;Data management services, namely, collecting, processing, manipulating, and organizing information pertaining to medical benefit plans and other employee benefit plans;
KNOWLEDGENOW	TRIUNE SOFTWARE, INC.	www.triunegroup.com 4027 Col Glenn Hwy - Ste 330 Beavercreek OH 45431	KNOWLEDGE NOW;Business knowledge management services;Computer services, namely, acting as an application service provider in the field of knowledge management to host computer application software for the purpose of collaboration, information sharing, and education;
NOWLEDGE NOW	LOL	555 East Wisconsin Avenue Suite 1900 Milwaukee WI 53202	KNOWLEDGE NOW;Computer services, namely, providing search engines for obtaining data on a global computer network; extraction and retrieval of information and data mining by means of a global computer network; providing information from searchable indexes and databases of information by means of a global computer network;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A method for knowledge representation and management is disclosed which has particular but not exclusive application in knowledge recovery techniques. To help with program understanding, software maintainers use computer aided reverse engineering (CARE) tools which utilize techniques such as syntax analysis, structural analysis, and domain knowledge base analysis (DKBA). Known DKBA methods are complex since the domain knowledge recovery relies on the use of knowledge at different layers while some elements of the knowledge at domain level is not used at all. In the disclosed method for representing knowledge in a knowledge base, the knowledge is represented by a set of one or more concepts and by one or more first type of relationships between two or more or said concepts. The method comprises dividing the set of concepts into a plurality of sub-sets, each sub-set comprising a set of concepts related to a sub-set of the knowledge; dividing the relationships among the sub-sets of concepts; and providing a further set comprising all the concepts along with a second type of relationship that provides an association between each concept in the further set of concepts and one or more of the sub-sets of concepts and relationships.