Knowledge Discovery and Management Research Group brings together a group of researchers and research students working on a range of problems related to discovering, codifying, structuring, and utilizing knowledge in contemporary organisational settings.  Our research is both theoretical as well as applied and draws on emerging developments in areas such as knowledge discovery and data/text/web mining, ontologies and semantic web, social network analysis, and Economics of Information Technologies.  Much of the research is at the intersection of Computer Science and Information Systems.  The primary research themes are:

• Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining
• IT-Centric Service Systems
• Ontologies, Semantic Web, and information integration
• Communities-of-Practice and Social Network Analysis
• Knowledge Economy