Proud of my typing prowess, I skipped the generation of electronic typewriters and advanced immediately to a word processor where I was introduced not only to a vocabulary that gave new meaning to old words (including text, character, back up, chip, data, document, cursor, font, icon, crash, monitor, scroll, justification, files, format, line-feed, shift, terminal ...) but also to new jargon adding to my ever-expanding dictionary of techie buzz words (pixel, binary, byte, modem, printouts, copy-and-paste, hardcopy,
softcopy, CPU, word wrap, database, spreadsheets, etc.).
As illustrated in Figure 3, the
softcopy of the thesis described by the instance of the integrated ontology, thesis "Turning User into First Level Support in Help Desk: Development of a Web-based User Self-help KM System" in discipline IS, can be captured from the knowledge base of the University A and stored in the knowledge base of University D.