Semantic wiki-based ontology evolution

Kasisopha, Natsuda; Wongthongtham, Pornpit

doi:10.1109/dest.2009.5276676

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“…Their simple and easy-to-use methods make knowledge management accessible to all users of the organization and reduce the learning time (Kasisopha and Wongthongtham, 2009). Semantic wikis allow different formalization levels and provides improvements in the visualization of semantic data.…”

Section: Semantic Wikimentioning

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Vulnerapedia: Security Knowledge Management With an Ontology

Blanco¹,

Fernández-Villamor²,

Iglesias³

2012

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence

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Ontological engineering can do an efficient management of the security data, generating security knowledge. We use a step methodology defining a main ontology in the web application security domain. Next, extraction and integration processes translate unstructured data in quality security knowledge. Thus, we check the ontology can perform management processes involved. A social tool is implemented to wrap the knowledge in an accessible way. It opens the security knowledge to encourage people to collaboratively use and extend it.

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Section: Semantic Wikimentioning

confidence: 99%

Vulnerapedia: Security Knowledge Management With an Ontology

Blanco¹,

Fernández-Villamor²,

Iglesias³

2012

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Agents and Artificial Intelligence

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“…Healthcare professionals possess distinct characteristics that many other professionals do not, which affects their acceptance of any new technology that can affect their daily work practice [17]. One of the most significant characteristics is their autonomy [17][18][19][20][21]. Healthcare professionals are such professionals who can organize, regulate and make decisions in their own practice.…”

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“…Consequently, a large number of healthcare professionals can contribute and share their knowledge and that is one of the main objectives of the desired system. In addition, Wiki allows the sharing of a huge amount of heterogeneous information by using an ontology-based technology [18], and that is also one of the requirements to design a healthcare system. Finally, a Wiki environment can be acceptable by the healthcare professionals as it is based on voluntary contribution with the flexibility of adding new knowledge or modifying existing knowledge by other peers, which is what is preferred by those professionals.…”

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A Theoretical Framework for Healthcare Innovation Management Using Wiki Based Digital Ecosystem

Fasihuddin

Skinner

Athauda

2012

AMR

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Information Technology innovations have strongly affected today’s businesses and the way we work. This effect involves different industries, and the healthcare industry is one of them. Various healthcare information systems have been introduced to manage and share patient records and information. However, based on the reviewed literatures, the healthcare knowledge management system does not have the same focus and attention. It is found that there is no system that is able to manage the tacit healthcare knowledge and innovation. As a result, this paper aims to introduce a theoretical framework that enables healthcare tacit knowledge management and global sharing. Digital Ecosystem is found to be the most suitable technology to achieve this aim; specifically with the wiki environment as it is most suitable for the healthcare industry requirements.

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Semantic wikis and the collaborative construction of ontologies: case study

Zaidan¹,

Bax²

2011

JISTEM

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Semantic wiki-based ontology evolution

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Vulnerapedia: Security Knowledge Management With an Ontology

Vulnerapedia: Security Knowledge Management With an Ontology

A Theoretical Framework for Healthcare Innovation Management Using Wiki Based Digital Ecosystem

Semantic wikis and the collaborative construction of ontologies: case study

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