2010
DOI: 10.3846/tede.2010.29
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Ontology Axioms for the Implementation of Business Rules / Ontologija Grindžiamas Verslo Taisyklių Modeliavimas

Abstract: Modern information systems (IS) have widely penetrated into many kinds of social activities by helping to perform business operations and to interact with the surrounding environment. Since business is under jurisdiction of government's laws, business mission and polices, guidelines and other documents, these business restrictions should be implemented in a business supporting IS and effectively managed. A business rule approach is widely accepted in IS community as a way to express different types of business… Show more

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“…Expert systems enable encoding human expert knowledge into a computer system (Gudas 2009) and utilizing that knowledge (Kalibatiene, Vasilecas 2010;Lavbič et al 2010) to solve expert level problems. The knowledge is encoded in a so called knowledge base in form of easy-to-understand rules.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Expert systems enable encoding human expert knowledge into a computer system (Gudas 2009) and utilizing that knowledge (Kalibatiene, Vasilecas 2010;Lavbič et al 2010) to solve expert level problems. The knowledge is encoded in a so called knowledge base in form of easy-to-understand rules.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Correct working of software systems is very important for enterprises, because programs help to manage business systems, e.g. indicating problematic transport zones (Jakimavičius and Burinskienė 2009), monitoring sewage and analysis of water recourses (Dzemydienė and Dzindzalieta 2010;Kalibatienė and Vasilecas 2010) and etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%