Application of Knowledge Management in E-Commerce Based on Fuzzy Theory

Cheng Yu; Shi Wei Lin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.475-476.1207

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Application of Knowledge Management in E-Commerce Based on Fuzzy Theory

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Basing on the introduction in the knowledge management and E-commerce concept and main theory, this paper discusses the relationship between knowledge management and E-commerce, put forward E-commerce to build the foundation o f knowledge, information flow and organization structure for knowledge management and the thesis that knowledge management constructs the sustainable competitive advantage for E-commerce. It also compares and analyzes the knowledge management and E-commerce popular model, Proposes the individual-centered organization, knowledge and business three dimensional model and the knowledge and business system model of business process which is based on the former.

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Agent Technologies, E-Commerce, Fuzzy Theory, Knowledge Management

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