Industrial Strength Ontology Management

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Citation: Amar K. Das and Wei Wu and Deborah L. McGuinness. (2001) Industrial Strength Ontology Management. In KSL-01-09, 2001,2001.

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author Amar K. Das and Wei Wu and Deborah L. McGuinness
title Industrial Strength Ontology Management
number KSL-01-09
institution In Isabel Cruz, Stefan Decker, Jerome Euzenat, and Deborah L. McGuinness, eds. The Emerging Semantic Web
year 2001
month 2001
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abstract Ontologies are becoming increasingly prevalent and important in a wide range of e-commerce applications. E-commerce applications are using ontologies to support parametric searches, enhanced navigation and browsing, interoperable heterogeneous information systems, supplier enablement, configuration management, and transaction discovery. Applications such as information and service discovery and autonomous agents that are built on top of the emerging Semantic Web for the WWW also require extensive use of ontologies. Ontology-enhanced commercial applications, such as these and others require ontology management that is scalable (supporting thousands of simultaneous distributed users), available (running 365x24x7), fast, and reliable. This level of ontology management is necessary not only for the initial development and maintenance of ontologies, but is essential during deployment, when scalability, availability, reliability and performance are absolutely critical. VerticalNet’s Ontology Builder and Ontology Server products are specifically designed to provide the ontology management infrastructure needed for e-commerce applications. These tools bring the best ontology and knowledge representation practices together with the best enterprise solutions architecture to provide a robust and scalable ontology management solution.

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Abstract Ontologies are becoming increasingly preva … Ontologies are becoming increasingly prevalent and important in a wide range of e-commerce applications. E-commerce applications are using ontologies to support parametric searches, enhanced navigation and browsing, interoperable heterogeneous information systems, supplier enablement, configuration management, and transaction discovery. Applications such as information and service discovery and autonomous agents that are built on top of the emerging Semantic Web for the WWW also require extensive use of ontologies. Ontology-enhanced commercial applications, such as these and others require ontology management that is scalable (supporting thousands of simultaneous distributed users), available (running 365x24x7), fast, and reliable. This level of ontology management is necessary not only for the initial development and maintenance of ontologies, but is essential during deployment, when scalability, availability, reliability and performance are absolutely critical. VerticalNet’s Ontology Builder and Ontology Server products are specifically designed to provide the ontology management infrastructure needed for e-commerce applications. These tools bring the best ontology and knowledge representation practices together with the best enterprise solutions architecture to provide a robust and scalable ontology management solution. and scalable ontology management solution.
Author Amar K. Das and Wei Wu and Deborah L. McGuinness  +
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Has author Amar K. Das and Wei Wu and Deborah L. McGuinness  +
Has identifier KSL-01-09  +
Has publishing details 2001,2001  +
Has title Industrial Strength Ontology Management  +
Has where published KSL-01-09  +
Has year 2001  +
Institution In Isabel Cruz, Stefan Decker, Jerome Euzenat, and Deborah L. McGuinness, eds. The Emerging Semantic Web  +
Ksl tr id KSL-01-09  +
Month 2001  +
Number KSL-01-09  +
Process note NO  +
Title Industrial Strength Ontology Management  +
Year 2001  +
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