Definisi Sistem Portal Pengetahuan dalam Pemerintahan berdasarkan Pendekatan Modifikasi Soft System Methodology dan Hermeneutic

A state government can implement a knowledge portal-based e-government system to properly accommodate knowledge management activities. This is also useful to minimize knowledge gaps, loss of knowledge, and waste of knowledge in the operational process of government when providing services to the community. This is intended so that the government can be massive, effective and efficient in providing public public services. The research hypothesis is that the existence of a knowledge portal-based e-Government system can assist the government in carrying out knowledge management activities in every operational activity with the aim of helping to run public service activities more effectively and efficiently. Referring to this explanation, the focus of the research carried out is to discuss and find a formal, structured scientific definition of the knowledge portal system in government based on a modified soft system methodology and hermeneutics approach. The object of research will be carried out at government agencies of the State of Indonesia with the hope of fulfilling the research objectives, namely finding a structured formal scientific definition of a knowledge portal system within a government.

The Lipid Droplet Knowledge Portal: A resource for systematic analyses of lipid droplet biology

Lipid droplets (LDs) are organelles of cellular lipid storage with fundamental roles in energy metabolism and cell membrane homeostasis. There has been an explosion of research into the biology of LDs, in part due to their relevance in diseases of lipid storage, such as atherosclerosis, obesity, type 2 diabetes mellitus, and hepatic steatosis. Consequently, there is an increasing need for a resource that combines large datasets from systematic analyses of LD biology. Here we integrate high-confidence, systematically generated data on studies of LDs in the framework of an online platform named the Lipid Droplet Knowledge Portal. This scalable and interactive portal includes comprehensive datasets, across a variety of cell types, for LD biology, including transcriptional profiles of induced lipid storage, organellar proteomics, genome-wide screen phenotypes, and ties to human genetics. This new resource is a powerful platform that can be utilized to uncover new determinants of lipid storage.

Co-developing a data and knowledge portal to support stakeholder risk assessments with uncertain, global, multi-model based information on hydrological hazards of climate change

<p>Successful adaptation to climate change worldwide will require many local climate change risk assessments. However, appropriate and tailored climate services and information tools are lacking, particularly in developing countries. Co-produced, user-driven climate services are a recognized means for effective generation and provisioning of relevant climate information and support the utilization by decision-makers, enabling them to account for climate change in their risk portfolios. In the CO-MICC project (ERA4CS), a data and knowledge portal is co-developed with stakeholders based on global-scale multi-model simulations of hydrological variables. In a participatory manner, we focussed on (1) eliciting the relevant hydrological hazard indicators, (2) representing their uncertainty quantitatively in a way that is both scientifically correct and utilizable to the diverse users of the hazard information, and (3) creating guidance on how to integrate the uncertain global information into regional-scale assessments of water-related climate change risk and adaptation assessments. Adapting the tandem framework of the Swedish Environmental Institute (SEI), participatory stakeholder dialogues including seven workshops with stakeholders from focus regions in Europe and Northern Africa, and finally with globally-acting companies serve to integrate the various experiences, needs and expectations of various regions and users. Participants included local researchers, experts from meteorological services and decision-makers from regional and national hydrological agencies. Together, we co-produced relevant model output variables and appropriate end-user products encompassing static and dynamically generated information in a web portal. The global-scale information products include interactive maps, diagrams, time series graphs, and suitably co-developed statistics, with appropriate visualization of uncertainty. In complement, the knowledge tool provides transparent meta-information, tutorials and handbook guidelines to utilize the provided information in models of local participatory risk assessments. While CO-MICC enables access to this information to a broad range of stakeholders from around the world (policy makers, NGOs, the private sector, the research community, the public in general) for their region of interest, it additionally sheds light on the optimal design and methods of co-development processes.</p>

Creation of an OHS knowledge portal: an action research

PurposeResearch findings stress the importance of adapting prevention mechanisms to the contexts experienced in the workplace. This paper presents the development and implementation of a knowledge portal that includes a range of Internet-based resources to support the prevention measures implemented by occupational health and safety (OHS) union delegates. It describes the process used to develop a knowledge portal that takes into account the needs of communities and unions as well as the constraints expressed.Design/methodology/approachThe approach chosen for this project was action research, in which data collection results in various readjustment loops that allow for reflection and situational assessment. Data were collected from documentation, meetings, questionnaires and focus groups. The readjustment loops led to the implementation of a solution based on sustainability.FindingsAfter studying the context, needs and constraints, the results suggest that for a knowledge portal to stand out, it must be consistent with classroom training, include a pedagogical approach that facilitates the transfer of knowledge, be interesting to all workers, be able to adapt to the characteristics of users and use technologies that reach across time, space and connection tools.Originality/valueThis knowledge portal is the result of interactions and collaborations between the university and the community, an interesting way to develop a solution. It sheds light on the fact that the action research process needs to be documented throughout the process and creation cycles in order to facilitate the sharing of the results obtained.