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New wireless protocols like W-LAN and Bluetooth allow establishing spontaneous networks and peer-to-peer exchange of information. At the same time standards like Semantic Web and Topic Maps gain acceptance that add semantics to information. This paper introduces Shark. Shark is an acronym and stands for “Mobile Shared Knowledge”. Shark organizes knowledge with help of Topic Maps, synchronizes knowledge inside closed user groups but also enables a peer-to-peer exchange of knowledge by means of Bluetooth. This paper gives an overview of the system and its communication protocols. Keywords: knowledge management, information systems, knowledge work processes Categories: C.2.4., H.1.2., H.4.3. 1 Introduction New wireless protocols and mobile devices make the Internet mobile. Protocols such as Bluetooth and W-LAN facilitate a peer to peer exchange of arbitrary information in ad hoc networks where communication links may be created temporarily in a spontaneous manner. On the other hand, standards like Topic Maps [TM, XTM] and Semantic Web [SW] gain acceptance that add semantics to Internet documents. Adding such semantic information makes it easier to organize and share knowledge in a distributed environment. This paper introduces Shark. Shark is an acronym and stands for “Mobile Shared Knowledge”. It is a distributed system which supports organization, synchronization and exchange of knowledge for mobile users within a given user group or between users that are members of different user groups. This paper gives an overview of the design of Shark and its communication protocols. Knowledge exchange requires extraction of parts of a knowledge base and incorporation of knowledge into an existing knowledge base. In order to handle these

Shark - a System for Management, Synchronization and Exchange of Knowledge in Mobile User Groups