Using AI to Enable Knowledge Management Expert Systems 99 Peterhouse College Cambridge Monday 13th December 1999 Workshop Facilitators ·         Ian Watson – AI-CBR, University of Salford University ·         John Gordon – North West Artificial Intelligence Applications Group ·         Ann Macintosh – Napier University Agenda time* activity 9.35 welcome and housekeeping announcements 9.45 ice-breaker – workshop participants introduce themselves, briefly outlining their background, describing why they are interested in KM and stating what they want to gain from this workshop 10.15 re-write the agenda – is this the agenda you want? It’s not set in stone you can change it now. 10.30 position statements – 5 position papers have been submitted to the workshop, the authors will be given a few minutes to summarise their positions 11.15 coffee 11.30 what is KM - can we agree on a definition of KM? 12.00 group activity – draw an influence diagram (concept map) for KM 12.30 discuss the diagrams – can we synthesise out a single diagram? 1.00 lunch 2.30 discussion – “what has been learned about knowledge in AI” 3.00 discussion – “what currently motivates KM” 3.30 group activity - SWOT analysis for using AI to enable KM 4.00 tea 4.30 group activity – prepare a statement explaining how your group would use AI to enable KM 5.00 future actions – what should we do know, plan for an event in 2000 (ECAI or ES00)??? 5.30 close   * Times are approximate. The workshop is intended to be a fluid participatory meeting and this agenda is merely a guide to help organise the day. © 2000 SGES Last updated January 3rd 2000