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Subject:Re: Knowledge Base information From:Kees de Bondt <cbon -at- WXS -dot- NL> Date:Thu, 26 Mar 1998 11:56:42 +0100
I am interested...
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>So I am asking the experience of the list who have knowledge bases in
>their companies or have designed/used them before to give me some
>information pertaining to:
>* a brief description of their knowledge bases,
>* the tool(s) used to design it,
>* what preferences the interface should address,
>* what they like and what they don't like,
>* and any white pages or web sites pertaining to knowledge bases.
>Please respond to me off list as I am a digest reader and I will post
>summaries of the information gathered to the list. Thanks in advance for
>sharing your knowledge and experience.
Regards
Kees de Bondt
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