Abstract
The shift from paper-based to web-based practice is a significant trend, as paper-based practice consumes time, is prone to error, and is more prone to data loss, all of which lead to inefficiency. Smart farming or agriculture 4.0 defined the new era of agriculture that moving toward digitalization. However, the absence of a centralized information system, which results in information asymmetry among agricultural sectors. One of the keys to success is reaching out to farmers with pertinent agricultural information at the appropriate time and platform. The purpose of this study is to design and create a dynamic web-based knowledge management system for the dissemination of agricultural knowledge in Malaysia. A centralized information system capable of achieving information symmetry, in which all important information is accessible to all participants. Creating an advanced learning environment allowing for virtual engagement between external and internal stakeholders via a web-based knowledge management system.
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Ong, R. J., Sudin, S., Raof, R. A. A., Choong, K. Y., Al-Hadi, A. A., Yacob, Y., & Nasir, S. N. B. M. (2024). Dynamic web-based knowledge management system (KMS) in small scale agriculture. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2898). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0196279
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