A knowledge representation of the beginning of the innovation process: The Front End of...
The initial phase of the innovation process is widely accepted as an important driver of positive results for new...
An overview of the ONIONS project: Applying ontologies to the integration of medical terminologies
The paper presents a review of the ONIONS project. ONIONS is committed to developing a large-scale, axiomatized ontology library...
Knowledge maps: An essential technique for conceptualisation
The process of conceptualisation is a fundamental problem-solving activity and, hence, is an essential activity for solving the problem...
Scheduling ontology development projects
In the ontology engineering field, key aspects of real-world business contexts are not normally taken into account. One of...
EVORM: A conceptual modelling technique for evolving application domains
In this paper we present EVORM, a data modelling technique for evolving application domains. EVORM is the result of...
A process ontology based approach to easing semantic ambiguity in business process modeling
Business process modeling continues to increase in complexity, due, in part, to the dynamic business contexts and complicated domain...
Learning non-taxonomic relationships from web documents for domain ontology construction
In recent years, much effort has been put in ontology learning. However, the knowledge acquisition process is typically focused...
An abductive, linguistic approach to model retrieval
In the early phases of requirements engineering, inspecting previously constructed conceptual models is important both for reusing specifications and...
Representation of conceptual ETL designs in natural language using Semantic Web technology
Extract-Transform-Load (ETL) processes constitute the back stage of Data Warehouse architectures. Several studies characterize the ETL design as a...
Linguistically based requirements engineering – The NIBA-project
Usually, the development of an information system (or some part of it) starts with requirement elicitation followed by a...
