Semantic to intelligent web era

Tekli, Joe; Rjeily, Antoine Abou; Chbeir, Richard; Tekli, Gilbert; Houngue, Pelagie; Yétongnon, Kokou; Abebe, Minale Ashagrie

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“…For the machines in question to be able to access and process the information being represented, the information needs to be presented by describing the data in reference to a particular knowledge base, which is formalised as an ontology. This level of functionality is achieved through the Semantic Web Stack, which is generalised into three layers, namely, the naming and addressing layer, the syntax layer, and the semantic layer [19].…”

Section: The Semantic Webmentioning

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“…The foundational technology of this Semantic Web Stack is the Resource Description Framework (RDF), which was, at the outset, used as a method of extending XML (Extensible Markup Language); a modelling language which is used to uniformly serialise data but is unable to provide all requirements needed for the Semantic Web Stack. The purpose of such a framework is to handle semantic relations based on unique identifiers and to link these relations using triples [19,20]. A single or 'flat' RDF triple can be expanded into a tangled graph data model known as a Knowledge Graph (KG), where the data or relationships described by the RDF triple are semantically enriched and placed in context through the connection with other knowledge bases using Semantic Web technologies and standards.…”

Section: The Semantic Webmentioning

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Towards Self-Service GIS—Combining the Best of the Semantic Web and Web GIS

Rowland

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Beek³

2020

IJGI

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The field of geographic information science has grown exponentially over the last few decades and, particularly within the context of the pervasiveness of the internet, bears witness to a rapid transition of its associated technologies from stand-alone systems to increasingly networked and distributed systems as geospatial information becomes increasingly available online. With its long-standing history for innovation, the field has adopted many disruptive technologies from the fields of computer and information sciences through this transition towards web geographic information systems (GIS); most interestingly in the context of this research is the limited uptake of semantic web technologies by the field and its associated technologies, the lack of which has resulted in a technological disjoint between these fields. As the field seeks to make geospatial information more accessible to more users and in more contexts through ‘self-service’ applications, the use of these technologies is imperative to support the interoperability between distributed data sources. This paper aims to provide insight into what linked data tooling already exists, and based on the features of these, what may be possible for the achievement of self-service GIS. Findings include what visualisation, interactivity, analytics and usability features could be included in the realisation of self-service GIS, pointing to the opportunities that exist in bringing GIS technologies closer to the user.

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Towards Self-Service GIS—Combining the Best of the Semantic Web and Web GIS

Rowland

Folmer

Beek³

2020

IJGI

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“…Según Tekli et al (2013) el fomento de la inteligencia y la atomicidad del servicio (la capacidad de los servicios personalizados para interactuar automáticamente) sigue siendo uno de los próximos desafíos de la web semántica. Esto promueve el comienzo de una nueva era: la Web inteligente (Web 4.0), conocida como Internet of Things (IoT), una extensión de la Web Semántica donde los objetos y servicios (físicos/de software) interactúan de forma autónoma en un entorno virtual multimedia, provisto de capacidades de comunicación integradas, semántica común y esquemas de direccionamiento, promoviendo el concepto de Ecosistemas Web Digitales donde todos los agentes (humanos y de software) colaboran, interactúan, compiten y evolucionan autónomamente para resolver automáticamente problemas complejos y dinámicos.…”

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Influencia de las nuevas tecnologías en la gestión del conocimiento y su contribución a la innovación en el sector bancario : implicaciones en un grupo financiero en el periodo (2006-15)

Planuch Prats

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Knowledge constitutes one of the key intangible assets for organizations. However, the mere possession of knowledge, however valuable it may be, does not necessarily imply obtaining a competitive advantage. It is necessary to develop an efficient management of it, which implies the development of different activities and attitudes that promote the acquisition, assimilation and transformation of knowledge. In this sense, this work aims to provide empirical evidence of the importance of information technology and communication (ICT) and knowledge management (KM) in the innovation of the company as well as its performance. Based on this purpose, the following general objective is presented: The construction of a relational explanatory model that involves QA practices, innovation and ICT. There are many studies that run in the search for the real causes of the presence of innovation in companies, although the number of investigations is diminished when they are focused on the field of the financial sector. Traditionally, the financial sector has been one of the areas of business .., where many resources have been invested in ICT, and this digital transformation is having a significant impact on the habits of customers who use, increasingly, different business channels .., cio. The main Spanish financial entities (Santander, BBVA and CaixaBank) provide all kinds of communication channels, m unications, such as forums, knowledge communities, social networks, apps, intranets, etc. to improve the capacity of the organization and create knowledge from both employees and customers. In the last decade, the increase in the use of Web 2.0 tools by the banking sector has been notable, as well as the orientation towards electronic banking of numerous entities fostered by the vertiginous development of ICT. Therefore, taking into account the need to increase knowledge about the relationship cited above, the main differential aspect of this thesis is to expand knowledge about the creation of value in innovation through the use of ICT in CG and its effects in organizational performance in the financial sector. Specifically, based on hypotheses designed to corroborate whether the increase in the degree of use of ICT contributes to the innovation of products, services and improvements in CaixaBank's processes. In addition to an improvement in the capacity of the GC and the performance of the organization. Thus, the results obtained in the case of the CaixaBank financial entity during the period from 2006 to 2015. It is clear that the increase in the degree of use of ICT in QA processes and innovation has allowed, among others, the digitalization of processes, multichannel, the creation of on-line services and multi-device Web 2.0 tools have facilitated the emergence of CaixaBank in social networks and the creation of communities of innovation and knowledge, both for customers and employees. It is therefore certified that CaixaBank fulfills the hypothesis on whether the degree of use of ICT benefits the innovation of financial products and services and the results of CaixaBank. El conocimiento constituye uno de los activos intangibles clave para las organizaciones. Sin embargo, la sola posesión del conocimiento, por muy valioso que sea, no implica obligatoriamente la obtención de una ventaja competitiva. Es necesario desarrollar una gestión eficiente del mismo, lo que implica el desarrollo de distintas actividades y actitudes que potencien la adquisición, asimilación y transformación del conocimiento. En este sentido, este trabajo pretende aportar evidencias empíricas de la importancia de las tecnologías de la información y la comunicación (TIC) y la gestión del conocimiento (GC) en la innovación de la empresa así como en su rendimiento. A partir de este propósito, se plantea como objetivo general el siguiente: La construcción de un modelo explicativo relacional que involucre las prácticas de GC, la innovación y las TIC. Son muchos los estudios que discurren en la búsqueda de las causas reales de la presencia de la innovación en las empresas, aunque el número de investigaciones se ve disminuido cuando son enfocadas en el ámbito del sector financiero. Tradicionalmente, el sector financiero ha sido uno de los ámbitos empresa..,riales en el que se han invertido muchos recursos en las TIC, y esta transformación digital está teniendo un notable impacto en los hábitos de los clientes que utilizan, cada vez más, diferentes canales de nego..,cio. Las principales entidades financieras españolas (Santander, BBVA y CaixaBank) proporcionan todo tipo de canales de co..,m unicaciones, como foros, comunidades de conocimiento, redes sociales, apps, intranets, etc. para mejorar la capacidad de la organización y crear conocimiento tanto procedente de los empleados como de los clientes. En la última década, el aumento de la utilización de herram ien..,tas Web 2.0 por parte del sector bancario ha sido notable, así como la orientación hacia la banca electrónica de numerosas entidades propiciado por el vertiginoso desarrollo de las TIC. Por tanto, teniendo en cuenta la necesidad de aumentar los conocimientos acerca de la relación citada anteriormente, el principal aspecto diferencial de esta tesis es ampliar el conocimiento sobre la creación de valor en la innovación mediante la utilización de las TIC en la GC y sus efectos en el desempeño organizacional en el sector financiero. Concretamente a partir de las hipótesis orientadas a corroborar si el aumento del grado de utilización de las TIC contribuye a la innovación de productos, servicios y mejoras en los procesos de CaixaBank. Además de una mejora en la capacidad de la GC y el rendimiento de la organización. Así pues, se presentan los resultados obtenidos en el caso de la entidad financiera CaixaBank durante el período que va del año 2006 hasta el 2015. Quedando de manifiesto que el aumento del grado de utilización de las TIC en los procesos de GC y la innovación, ha permitido entre otros, la digitalización de procesos, la multicanalidad, la creación de servicios on-line y multidispositivo. Las herramientas Web 2.0 han facilitado la aparición de CaixaBank en las redes sociales y la creación de las comunidades de innovación y conocimiento, tanto de clientes como de empleados. Certificándose pues que en CaixaBank se cumplen las hipótesis sobre si el grado de utilización de las TIC beneficia la innovación de productos y servicios financieros y los resultados de CaixaBank.

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“…They may cause users to lose an overview of what data are being collected, how these data are being used and by whom they can be accessed . This is worrisome, as this ever-increasing pool of IoT data can be combined to create a profile of users' demographics, habits, preferences, and well-being (Tekli et al, 2013;. This profile could possibly be used by connected third parties for financial gain at the expense of the IoT user.…”

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The IoT, easy as anything? Uncovering the importance of digital skills for the Internet of Thing

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Chapter 11.1 Sophie's IoT-infused evening routine Sophie comes home from work. When she enters the driveway, the front door automatically unlocks as the smart lock picks up her proximity. She opens the door and steps into the corridor. The lights automatically turn on to help her see where she is going. She takes off her coat and shoes and heads toward the kitchen. The house is already comfortably heated as the thermostat detected her proximity when heading home. When entering the kitchen, the smart assistant notifies her that Nico, her husband, has prepared a casserole and left it in the fridge for her to finish. She takes it out of the fridge and puts it directly into the oven, which has been preheated on Sophie's way home. While the casserole is baking, she decides to stream and watch an episode of Black Mirror, one of her favorite series. She sits on the couch and asks the virtual home assistant to turn on the television and start the next episode. The lights dim and Black Mirror starts playing. After 40 minutes, the home assistant turns off the oven and notifies Sophie that the casserole is ready. As Sophie gets up, the episode is paused, and the lights become brighter. She walks to the kitchen to take the casserole out of the oven. After dinner, Sophie receives a notification from her activity tracker. It is time to go for a run. The activity tracker has created a personalized training schedule, and Sophie only has to press play to get started. Along the way, she receives another notification on her tracker. It tells her to slow down if she wants to improve her stamina because her heart rate is too high to traineffectively. When she turns on to her street at the end of her run, she notices that the lights in the living room are still on. Nico must have come home because they automatically turn off when she leaves the house. Indeed, he's sitting on the couch reading a book with the lights on in a slightly brighter read-mode.After taking a shower, Sophie joins Nico on the couch to continue her embroidery project. As the evening progresses, the lights slowly turn red, and some calm music starts playing to help them get sleepy for bedtime. Then, at 11 pm, the lights blink twice. Nico programmed this blinking of the lights as a reminder that it's bedtime. Five minutes later, Sophie receives a notification on her activity tracker that it is time to go to bed considering tomorrow's busy schedule and the time she needs to recover from today's activity. Once they are 24 Chapter 1

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Semantic to intelligent web era

Cited by 13 publications

References 93 publications

Towards Self-Service GIS—Combining the Best of the Semantic Web and Web GIS

Towards Self-Service GIS—Combining the Best of the Semantic Web and Web GIS

Influencia de las nuevas tecnologías en la gestión del conocimiento y su contribución a la innovación en el sector bancario : implicaciones en un grupo financiero en el periodo (2006-15)

The IoT, easy as anything? Uncovering the importance of digital skills for the Internet of Thing

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