organizational culture has a considerable impact on investment and acceptance of a new technology system such as knowledge management and especially it can be led to success or failure of knowledge management programs in organization. according to scientific evidences, human characteristics are effective on knowledge management and the process of knowledge management by people contains their pe...

Scholia is a tool to handle scientific bibliographic information through Wikidata. The Scholia Web service creates on-the-fly scholarly profiles for researchers, organizations, journals, publishers, individual scholarly works, and for research topics. To collect the data, it queries the SPARQL-based Wikidata Query Service. Among several display formats available in Scholia are lists of publicat...

The thematic and citation structures of Data and Knowledge Engineering (DKE) (1985–2007) are identified based on text analysis and citation analysis of the bibliographic records of full papers published in the journal. Temporal patterns are identified by detecting abrupt increases of frequencies of noun phrases extracted from titles and abstracts of DKE papers over time. Conceptual structures o...

Users’ personal citation collections reflect users’ interests and thus offer great potential for personalized digital services. We studied 18,120 citations in the personal collections of 96 users of RefWorks citation management system to understand these in terms of their resolvability i.e. how well these citations can be resolved to a unique identifier and to their online sources. While fewer ...

This essay examines the intimate relationship between personal, political, violence, and citational erasure through lens of Black women’s experience. Antiblackness, misogyny, patriarchy together produce environment that foments within anthropology academy more broadly. Such is not just an intellectual matter. It equally a matter power whose logic has deep roots in settler-colonial extractivism ...

Can a computer system create raw data for writing the history of science? More than 40 years ago, a report about ,,The use of citation data in writing the history of science" was published (Garfield, Sher & Torpie, 1964). It concludes (p. 33), ,,it is felt that citation analysfs has been demonstrated to be a valid and valuable means of creating accurate historical descriptions of scientific fie...

In the interests both of theoretical consistency and of practical potential, it is suggested that citation relationships and relevance relationships of certain kinds --ordinarily considered separately from (topic-oriented) bibliographic classification in general, and from bibliographic relationships in particular --would more profitably be treated by the classification-research community as (in...