Research on Systematic Knowledge

Systematic Knowledge is the holistic understanding of interpersonal expectations or norms, the

technical system, and the relationships between the two.

This is knowledge that basically enumerates how things get done. These include problem solving
strategies, methodologies, and the solutions to previously expressed concerns of the organization.

Examples of Systematic Knowledge:

1. Technical knowledge and know-how of COVID-19 vaccines

2. Know-how acquired within the framework of and in connection with the Project entitled
Prednison Night Time Release in 1998, which is a novel galenic formulation using the active
agent prednisone for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis

3. Sensor related Technology which includes but not limited to: Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems
(MEMS) integration technology, fabrication technology of MEMS silicon pressure sensor, MEMS
vacuum package technology, thin film sensor technology, Silicon-on-Metal sensor technology,
application specific integrated circuit for analog signal conditioning, etc.

4. Know-how and confidential information relating to the designs, applications and/or

manufacture of LCDTV 8CH + Boost LED BLU Driver and LCDTV TCON Bias PMIC products

5. “mRNA technology industrial scale process” – industrial implementation (including analytics

validated)

References:
1. International Journal of Business Information SystemsVolume 1Issue 1/2July 2005pp 83–
101https://doi.org/10.1504/IJBIS.2005.007401
2. https://studymoose.com/systematic-knowledge-new-essay