In the last five years a number of significant developments have occurred that motivate the use o... more In the last five years a number of significant developments have occurred that motivate the use of Semantic Technology in e-Government. In 2001, the US President announced 24 e-Government initiatives (US President’s E-Government Initiatives, 2001).
... Prix indicatif 50,88 Ajouter au panier le livre de POLIKOFF Irene, COYNE Robert, HODGSON Ra... more ... Prix indicatif 50,88 Ajouter au panier le livre de POLIKOFF Irene, COYNE Robert, HODGSON Ralph, ALLEMANG Dean. Date de parution : 05-2005 Langue : ANGLAIS 460p. Paperback Disponible chez l'éditeur (délai d'approvisionnement : 10 jours). ...
List of Illustrations.List of Tables and Other Sidebar Elements.Foreword.Preface.Acknowledgments.... more List of Illustrations.List of Tables and Other Sidebar Elements.Foreword.Preface.Acknowledgments.PART 1: WHY SEMANTIC INTEROPERABILITY?1. Semantic Interoperability Gives IT Meaning.2. Information Infrastructure Issues and Problems.3. Promise of Frictionless Information.PART 2: SEMANTIC INTEROPERABILITY PRIMER.4. Foundations in Data Semantics.5. Semantic Conflict Solution Patterns.6. Meta-Data Archetypes.7. Ontology Design Patterns.8. Multi-Modal Interoperability Architecture.9. Infrastructure and E-Business Patterns.PART 3: ADOPTING SEMANTIC TECHNOLOGIES.10. Capability Case Studies.11. Adoption Strategies.12. Tomorrow's Adaptive and Dynamic Systems.Appendix A: Vendor Profiles, Tools and Scorecards.Appendix B: Acronyms and Abbreviations.Endnotes.Index.
NASA exploration initiatives encompass many disciplines within multiple organizations. Exchanging... more NASA exploration initiatives encompass many disciplines within multiple organizations. Exchanging information without loss of meaning is a critical challenge. Differences in vocabularies are embedded in the variety of tools and systems used. This paper describes a large-scale project called NASA Exploration Initiative Ontology Models (NExIOM), which is meeting the challenge through a semantic approach to knowledge reuse.
The authors’ central tenet in this book is that semantic interoperability, which can be achieved ... more The authors’ central tenet in this book is that semantic interoperability, which can be achieved through dynamic and adaptive intelligent infrastructure, is at the heart of adaptive systems. The authors define semantic interoperability as “a dynamic, enterprise capability derived from the application of special software technologies (such as reasoners, inference engines, ontologies, and models) that infer, relate, interpret, and classify the implicit meanings of digital content without human involvement, which in turn drive adaptive business processes, enterprise knowledge, business rules, and enterprise application interoperability.” According to the authors, this may be achieved through the application of semantic technologies, including ontologies and ontological engineering, intelligent agents, and loosely coupled process rules. This is one of the few comprehensive works on application of semantic Web concepts to information systems interoperability. The authors collectively hav...
... Publication Data: Pollock, Jeffrey T. Adaptive information : improving business through seman... more ... Publication Data: Pollock, Jeffrey T. Adaptive information : improving business through semantic interoperability ... 143 Final Thoughts on Metadata Archetypes 144 7. Ontology Design Patterns ... Services Match-Maker 297 Solution Story: Service Discovery Using Process Ontology ...
In the last five years a number of significant developments have occurred that motivate the use o... more In the last five years a number of significant developments have occurred that motivate the use of Semantic Technology in e-Government. In 2001, the US President announced 24 e-Government initiatives (US President’s E-Government Initiatives, 2001).
... Prix indicatif 50,88 Ajouter au panier le livre de POLIKOFF Irene, COYNE Robert, HODGSON Ra... more ... Prix indicatif 50,88 Ajouter au panier le livre de POLIKOFF Irene, COYNE Robert, HODGSON Ralph, ALLEMANG Dean. Date de parution : 05-2005 Langue : ANGLAIS 460p. Paperback Disponible chez l'éditeur (délai d'approvisionnement : 10 jours). ...
List of Illustrations.List of Tables and Other Sidebar Elements.Foreword.Preface.Acknowledgments.... more List of Illustrations.List of Tables and Other Sidebar Elements.Foreword.Preface.Acknowledgments.PART 1: WHY SEMANTIC INTEROPERABILITY?1. Semantic Interoperability Gives IT Meaning.2. Information Infrastructure Issues and Problems.3. Promise of Frictionless Information.PART 2: SEMANTIC INTEROPERABILITY PRIMER.4. Foundations in Data Semantics.5. Semantic Conflict Solution Patterns.6. Meta-Data Archetypes.7. Ontology Design Patterns.8. Multi-Modal Interoperability Architecture.9. Infrastructure and E-Business Patterns.PART 3: ADOPTING SEMANTIC TECHNOLOGIES.10. Capability Case Studies.11. Adoption Strategies.12. Tomorrow's Adaptive and Dynamic Systems.Appendix A: Vendor Profiles, Tools and Scorecards.Appendix B: Acronyms and Abbreviations.Endnotes.Index.
NASA exploration initiatives encompass many disciplines within multiple organizations. Exchanging... more NASA exploration initiatives encompass many disciplines within multiple organizations. Exchanging information without loss of meaning is a critical challenge. Differences in vocabularies are embedded in the variety of tools and systems used. This paper describes a large-scale project called NASA Exploration Initiative Ontology Models (NExIOM), which is meeting the challenge through a semantic approach to knowledge reuse.
The authors’ central tenet in this book is that semantic interoperability, which can be achieved ... more The authors’ central tenet in this book is that semantic interoperability, which can be achieved through dynamic and adaptive intelligent infrastructure, is at the heart of adaptive systems. The authors define semantic interoperability as “a dynamic, enterprise capability derived from the application of special software technologies (such as reasoners, inference engines, ontologies, and models) that infer, relate, interpret, and classify the implicit meanings of digital content without human involvement, which in turn drive adaptive business processes, enterprise knowledge, business rules, and enterprise application interoperability.” According to the authors, this may be achieved through the application of semantic technologies, including ontologies and ontological engineering, intelligent agents, and loosely coupled process rules. This is one of the few comprehensive works on application of semantic Web concepts to information systems interoperability. The authors collectively hav...
... Publication Data: Pollock, Jeffrey T. Adaptive information : improving business through seman... more ... Publication Data: Pollock, Jeffrey T. Adaptive information : improving business through semantic interoperability ... 143 Final Thoughts on Metadata Archetypes 144 7. Ontology Design Patterns ... Services Match-Maker 297 Solution Story: Service Discovery Using Process Ontology ...
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