时间：2014年12月23日14：30-17：00
地点：军工路334号 管理学院4楼第二会议室
主要内容：
Knowledge is a critical resource in any business organisation. This resource is different from any other resource in its nature, characteristics and behaviour. The effective use of knowledge has a profound impact on organisational performance. This talk will introduce a well-established discipline of studies of information, knowledge and human communication which is semiotics. The issues and challenges in information management will be explored with some insight into information intensive businesses and organisations.
报告人简介：
Professor Kecheng Liu, BCS Fellow, holds a professorial chair of Applied Informatics at the University of Reading, UK. He is Director of Informatics Research Centre, and Head of School of Business Informatics, Systems and Accounting, a constituent school with the world top-ranking Henley Business School. He has published 14 books and over 200 papers in the fields of business informatics. As a key international figure in Information Systems and Organisational Semiotics, he is one of the founders and also the chairman of a series of international workshops and conferences on Informatics and Semiotics in Organisations. Prof. Liu is the recipient of several research grants from British research councils and industrial sources, as well as international foundations. His research interests span from enterprise architecture, information systems methodology, requirements engineering, pervasive informatics, intelligent systems enabling sustainable working and living, and information management in healthcare. More than fifty PhD students graduated under his supervision, spreading in many countries and regions such as Chile, Brazil, The Netherlands, Portugal, Saudi Arab, Iran, Singapore, Hong Kong, China and the UK. He has been visiting professor in a number of prestigious Chinese Universities, including Renmin, Fudan, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing Jiaotong, and Shanghai University of Finance and Economics.He has elected in The Recruitment Program of Global Experts for Shanghai.
