Knowledge - Revision history

Editor at 12:17, 14 July 2025

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	* Knowledge classification.		* Knowledge classification.
	* Knowledge gap.		* Knowledge gap.
−	* ~~<br />~~	+	* Knowledge Hubs.
−	Knowledge Hubs.	+
	* Knowledge management in construction.		* Knowledge management in construction.
	* Knowledge pyramid.		* Knowledge pyramid.

Editor at 12:17, 14 July 2025

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	* Knowledge classification.		* Knowledge classification.
	* Knowledge gap.		* Knowledge gap.
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		+	Knowledge Hubs.
	* Knowledge management in construction.		* Knowledge management in construction.
	* Knowledge pyramid.		* Knowledge pyramid.

Designing Buildings at 06:55, 9 September 2022

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	* Knowledge standard.		* Knowledge standard.
	* Knowledge task group.		* Knowledge task group.
		+	* Local knowledge.
	* Specification for Discoverable Construction Knowledge.		* Specification for Discoverable Construction Knowledge.
	* Traditional knowledge.		* Traditional knowledge.

Designing Buildings at 06:19, 8 September 2022

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	* Construction knowledge.		* Construction knowledge.
	* Data.		* Data.
−	* knowledge based economy	+	* Indigenous knowledge.
		+	* Knowledge based economy.
	* Knowledge classification.		* Knowledge classification.
	* Knowledge gap.		* Knowledge gap.

Designing Buildings at 08:00, 30 August 2022

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−	\| [[File:~~Knowledge jigsaw~~.jpg]]	+	\| [[File:Knowledge_jigsaw.jpg\|link=File:Knowledge_jigsaw.jpg]]
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	* Knowledge task group.		* Knowledge task group.
	* Specification for Discoverable Construction Knowledge.		* Specification for Discoverable Construction Knowledge.
		+	* Traditional knowledge.
	* Types of construction knowledge.		* Types of construction knowledge.

	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Definitions]]		[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Definitions]]

Designing Buildings at 07:10, 28 January 2022

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−	~~Very broadly, the term ‘knowledge’ refers to organised information, such as might be found in a report.~~ Knowledge ~~can be explicit knowledge, which has been codified and recorded, or tacit knowledge, which is experiential and more difficult to formalise~~.	+	{\|
		+	\| [[File:Knowledge pyramid.jpg]]
		+	\|}

−	~~Knowledge is differentiated from data~~, ~~which~~ refers to ~~discrete characters which in themselves have no meaning, and~~ information, ~~which refers to structured data~~ such as ~~text or~~ a ~~table. The term ‘wisdom’ refers to knowledge that can be applied. For more information see: Knowledge pyramid~~.	+	Very broadly, the term ‘knowledge’ refers to organised information, such as might be found in a report.

−	The construction industry is a knowledge-based industry, which depends on knowledge and high skill levels, and has an increasing need for ready access to knowledge. For more information see: Construction knowledge.	+	It is differentiated from data - which refers to discrete facts (numbers and characters that in themselves have no meaning) and information - which is data that has been structured so that it does have meaning (such as text or a table).
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		+	The application of knowledge is sometimes referred to as wisdom.
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		+	Knowledge can be explicit knowledge, which has been codified and recorded, or tacit knowledge, which is experiential and more difficult to formalise.
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		+	The construction industry is a knowledge-based industry, which depends on knowledge and high skill levels, and has an increasing need for ready access to knowledge. Knowledge is vital to the construction industry, defining what is required, setting standards and explaining what is possible. It includes legislation, regulations, policy, best practice, research, innovations, news and so on. For more information see: Types of construction knowledge.
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		+	However, unlike data and information, which tend to be project based and so have clear authorship, ownership, responsibility and control, knowledge tends to be industry-wide and intra project, with no overall controlling mind. As a result, tt is fragmented, inconsistent, sometimes contradictory, and often hidden behind pay walls and membership sign ups, or held on private intranets.
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		+	{\|
		+	\| [[File:Knowledge jigsaw.jpg]]
		+	\|}
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		+	The Construction Knowledge Task Group is working to improve the standardisation of, and access to knowledge by practitioners.

	Articles about knowledge on Designing Buildings include:		Articles about knowledge on Designing Buildings include:

Editor at 16:18, 26 November 2021

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	The construction industry is a knowledge-based industry, which depends on knowledge and high skill levels, and has an increasing need for ready access to knowledge. For more information see: Construction knowledge.		The construction industry is a knowledge-based industry, which depends on knowledge and high skill levels, and has an increasing need for ready access to knowledge. For more information see: Construction knowledge.

−	Articles about knowledge on Designing Buildings ~~Wiki~~ include:	+	Articles about knowledge on Designing Buildings include:

	* Concept-knowledge theory.		* Concept-knowledge theory.

Designing Buildings at 07:43, 6 August 2021

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−	~~#redirect~~:~~[[Construction_knowledge_sources\|~~Construction knowledge sources]]	+	Very broadly, the term ‘knowledge’ refers to organised information, such as might be found in a report. Knowledge can be explicit knowledge, which has been codified and recorded, or tacit knowledge, which is experiential and more difficult to formalise.
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		+	Knowledge is differentiated from data, which refers to discrete characters which in themselves have no meaning, and information, which refers to structured data such as text or a table. The term ‘wisdom’ refers to knowledge that can be applied. For more information see: Knowledge pyramid.
		+
		+	The construction industry is a knowledge-based industry, which depends on knowledge and high skill levels, and has an increasing need for ready access to knowledge. For more information see: Construction knowledge.
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		+	Articles about knowledge on Designing Buildings Wiki include:
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		+	* Concept-knowledge theory.
		+	* Construction knowledge sources.
		+	* Construction knowledge survey.
		+	* Construction knowledge.
		+	* Data.
		+	* knowledge based economy
		+	* Knowledge classification.
		+	* Knowledge gap.
		+	* Knowledge management in construction.
		+	* Knowledge pyramid.
		+	* Knowledge standard.
		+	* Knowledge task group.
		+	* Specification for Discoverable Construction Knowledge.
		+	* Types of construction knowledge.
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		+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Definitions]]

Designing Buildings: Redirected page to Construction knowledge sources

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Redirected page to Construction knowledge sources

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−	#redirect:[[~~Construction_knowledge~~\|Construction knowledge]]	+	#redirect:[[Construction_knowledge_sources\|Construction knowledge sources]]

Editor: Redirected page to Construction knowledge

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Redirected page to Construction knowledge

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#redirect:[[Construction_knowledge|Construction knowledge]]