Open ebusiness ontology usage: investigating community implementation of goodrelations
The GoodRelations Ontology is experiencing the first stages of mainstream adoption, with its appeal to a range of enterprises as the eCommerce ontology of choice to promote its offerings and product catalogue. As adoption increases, so too does the need to critically review and analyze current imple...
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| author | Ashraf, Jamshaid Cyganiak, R. O’Riain, S. Hadzic, Maja |
| author2 | S Sadagopan |
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| description | The GoodRelations Ontology is experiencing the first stages of mainstream adoption, with its appeal to a range of enterprises as the eCommerce ontology of choice to promote its offerings and product catalogue. As adoption increases, so too does the need to critically review and analyze current implementation of the ontology to better assist future usage and uptake. To comprehensively understand the implementation approaches, usage patterns, instance data and model coverage, data was collected from 105 different web based sources that have published their business and product-related information using the GoodRelations Ontology. This paper analyses the ontology usage in terms of data instantiation, and conceptual coverage using a SPARQL queries to evaluate quality, usefulness and inference provisioning. Experimental results highlight that early publishers of structured eCommerce data benefit more due to structured data being more readily search engine indexable, but the lack of available product ontologies and product master datasheets is impeding the creation of a semantically interlinked eCommerce Web. |
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| spelling | curtin-20.500.11937-177022023-01-27T05:26:31Z Open ebusiness ontology usage: investigating community implementation of goodrelations Ashraf, Jamshaid Cyganiak, R. O’Riain, S. Hadzic, Maja S Sadagopan Krithi Ramamritham Structured eCommerce data ontology usage Business ontology Instance data analysis GoodRelations The GoodRelations Ontology is experiencing the first stages of mainstream adoption, with its appeal to a range of enterprises as the eCommerce ontology of choice to promote its offerings and product catalogue. As adoption increases, so too does the need to critically review and analyze current implementation of the ontology to better assist future usage and uptake. To comprehensively understand the implementation approaches, usage patterns, instance data and model coverage, data was collected from 105 different web based sources that have published their business and product-related information using the GoodRelations Ontology. This paper analyses the ontology usage in terms of data instantiation, and conceptual coverage using a SPARQL queries to evaluate quality, usefulness and inference provisioning. Experimental results highlight that early publishers of structured eCommerce data benefit more due to structured data being more readily search engine indexable, but the lack of available product ontologies and product master datasheets is impeding the creation of a semantically interlinked eCommerce Web. 2011 Conference Paper http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/17702 http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-813/ldow2011-paper12.pdf ACM fulltext |
| spellingShingle | Structured eCommerce data ontology usage Business ontology Instance data analysis GoodRelations Ashraf, Jamshaid Cyganiak, R. O’Riain, S. Hadzic, Maja Open ebusiness ontology usage: investigating community implementation of goodrelations |
| title | Open ebusiness ontology usage: investigating community implementation of goodrelations |
| title_full | Open ebusiness ontology usage: investigating community implementation of goodrelations |
| title_fullStr | Open ebusiness ontology usage: investigating community implementation of goodrelations |
| title_full_unstemmed | Open ebusiness ontology usage: investigating community implementation of goodrelations |
| title_short | Open ebusiness ontology usage: investigating community implementation of goodrelations |
| title_sort | open ebusiness ontology usage: investigating community implementation of goodrelations |
| topic | Structured eCommerce data ontology usage Business ontology Instance data analysis GoodRelations |
| url | http://ceur-ws.org/Vol-813/ldow2011-paper12.pdf http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/17702 |