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Marktüberblick : Anwendungen und Systeme für das Wissensmanagement

Gronau, Norbert - 2005

Diese Marktstudie vermittelt einen Überblick über Software, die zur Unterstützung von Wissensmanagement eingesetzt werden kann und berücksichtigt dabei die Spannweite von spezialisierten Suchmaschinen bis zu umfassenden integrierten Wissensmanagementsystemen. Die untersuchte Software bietet...

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Implizites Wissen für die Beschaffung internetbasierter aufgabenspezifischer Informationen

Franzen, Dina Katharina - 2007

Suchmaschine sucht. Der Nutzer ist aber oftmals nicht in der Lage, die Suchanfrage derart zu formulieren, dass das Verständnis des … Nutzers bzgl. der Suchanfrage mit dem der Suchmaschine übereinstimmt. Daraus können zwei wesentliche Probleme resultieren: Die … Suchmaschine liefert entweder unüberschaubar lange Ergebnislisten und/oder sie ignoriert potenziell relevante Informationen, wenn …

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Crossmedia Marketing Suchmaschinen als Brücke zwischen Offline- und Online-Kommunikation

Noack, Catharina - 2010

Offlinebereich von darauf abgestimmten Suchmaschinenmarketingkampagnen profitieren. Die Suchmaschine stellt eine Brücke zwischen …

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Google Yourself! Measuring the performance of personalized information resources

Nicolai, Thomas; Kirchhoff, Lars; Bruns, Axel; Wilson, … - 2008

Narcissism is generally perceived as a growing social phenomenon in our society (Kopelman 1984; Mullins et al. 1984; Nelson 1977), as Lasch puts in his widely cited book "Culture of Narcissism" (1991). Recent technology shifts have yet again started a discussion about the increase of narcistic behaviour...

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FOIOTI: Successful Internet Searching for the Average User

Weideman, M - 2002

The sheer size of the Internet and lack of categorization of the information available makes finding relevant information a daunting task. A number of methods do exist to enable users to be successful in this venture. Most search engines offer phrases, Boolean, Inclusion, Exclusion and other...

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FOIOTI: An implementation of the conceptualist approach to Internet searching.

Weideman, M - 2005

The objective of this research project was to evaluate searching methodologies used by undergraduate learners in searching for academic information, and to design an aid if required. Literature surveys indicated that the sheer size of the Internet and lack of catergorization of the information...

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Three Empirical Studies in Market Design

Stocking, Andrew James - 2009

Market design is the development of mechanisms that improve market efficiency and build on an understanding of the interaction between human behavior and market rules. The first chapter considers the sale of a charitable membership where the charity poses the market design question of how to...

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First and second Price Independent Values Sealed bid Procurement Auctions: Some Scalar Equilibrium Results

Skitmore, Martin - 2007

A great body of knowledge exists on the theory of auctions and competitive bidding that is of potential relevance to construction contract tendering. Most of this, however, contains assumptions – such as perfect information – that are unlikely to be tenable in practice. The aim, therefore,...

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Evolutionary stability of first price auctions

Louge, Fernando; Riedel, Frank - 2010

This paper studies the evolutionary stability of the unique Nash equilibrium of a first price sealed bid auction. It is shown that the Nash equilibrium is not asymptotically stable under payoff monotonic dynamics for arbitrary initial populations. In contrast, when the initial population...

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Evolutionary learning in auctions

Konrad Richter - 2005

Classical auction theory relies heavily on the assumption of perfectly rational bidders that play according to their Nash Equilibrium Strategies. An alternative model is developed in this Thesis. It develops a framework for analyzing evolutionary learning in repeated auctions - bidders'...

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