Christian Lütke Entrup

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2008
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Christian Lütke Entrup, Thomas Barth:
On Problems, Requirements and Solution Approaches when Supporting Knowledge Intensive Processes in Industry. Knowledge Management In Action 2008: 111-124
2007
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Thomas Barth, Christian Lütke Entrup, Daniel Metz, Ulf Müller, Walter Schäfer:
Ähnlichkeitssuche. Künstliche Intell. 21(4): 38-40 (2007)
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Thomas Barth, Christian Lütke Entrup, Walter Schäfer:
Unterstützung wissensintensiver Prozesse im Produktlebenszyklus durch Suche in Produkt- und Prozessdaten. Wirtschaftsinformatik (2) 2007: 539-556
2006
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Christian Lütke Entrup, Thomas Barth, Walter Schäfer:
Towards a Process Model for Identifying Knowledge-Related Structures in Product Data. PAKM 2006: 189-200

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