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KNOWLEDGE
Knowledge is all that is known. That is everything that has been known. that is known, and that will ever be known. Knowledge includes allinformation, whether expressed as data or not, as well as all related and relational information, including relationships like responsibility, entitlement, accountability, rights, etc. Knowledge is a fundamental cumulative natural phenomenon, responsible for evolution.

KNOWLEDGE ARCHITECTURE
Knowledgeresourcestructuring principle sets, as well as their application and evolution over time and/or space, including understanding, modeling, managing, transforming, and sharing information and knowledge as well as their patterns, principles, and structures.

KNOWLEDGE SHARING
Entitlement-based information, meta-information, knowledge, know-how, and expertise sharing. Advanced human to human computer-based communication, typically innetworkenvironments, with stronguser interface, typically withinteractive 3D virtual environmentsandmetaphors, and where computers learn from their human interaction and use this knowledge to further enrich human interaction.