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Table 1 An illustration of a possible application of AKAAS and Knowledge Analytics in the context of cloud customers

From: Actionable Knowledge As A Service (AKAAS): Leveraging big data analytics in cloud computing environments

Knowledge Processes

K-Analytics

Benefits

Capturing/Creating Knowledge

â–¡ Search query/search logs data analysis (text mining & clustering)

â–¡ Identification of knowledge needs and services requirements

â–¡ What has been created? for which audience?

â–¡ Mapping knowledge coverage: dashboarding of available knowledge (main domains & associated targets)

â–¡ Knowledge created vs. knowledge searched and retrieved

â–¡ Value delivered analysis (offer vs. demand bells)

Broadcasting/Sharing Knowledge

â–¡ Measuring entry and exit points on multiple channels

â–¡ Providing real-time knowledge delivery through relevant channels

â–¡ Click-through rates & interactions

□ Assessing the accessibility of content and potential issues to be addressed (keywords, tagging, etc.…)

â–¡ Curating knowledge

Reusing/

Refining Knowledge

â–¡ Search query data (text mining analytics)

â–¡ Discovery of consumption patterns & interaction with content

â–¡ Interestingness/ Consumed contents trends visualization (demand focus)

â–¡ Predicting future knowledge to be created

□ Indicators of quality of the results (ratings, numbers of sharing, recommendations, etc.…)

□ Identifying and solving potential issues with the knowledge offer (duplicates, overlaps, gaps, etc.…)

â–¡ Enrichment or modification requests

â–¡ Identify axis to improve authoring guidelines and review processes