SemPI: A semantic framework for the collaborative construction and maintenance of a shared dictionary of performance indicators

Diamantini, Claudia; Potena, Domenico; Storti, Emanuele

doi:10.1016/j.future.2015.04.011

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“…This issue can be an impediment to both the progress in research and the transfer of research results to the market. In this context, classification schemes can contribute to 45 mitigate the aforementioned problems [8].…”

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“…Dependencies between KPIs can be explicitly specified representing, for example, the components used in the computation formula [36]. This kind of relationships among components can lead to basic KPIs, compound or derived [2,3,6,19,24,31,36,37,39,40,45]. As other examples, the self-explanatory pair "givesDataTo" and "takesDataFrom" relationships are defined in [30].…”

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“…As other examples, the self-explanatory pair "givesDataTo" and "takesDataFrom" relationships are defined in [30]. Furthermore, drill-down 450 operations with the KPIs are enabled making use of these relationships [45,53].…”

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“…Operations Reference model (SCOR) [62] are also considered. Regarding ontologies, there exist very specific ones (such as KPIOnto [45]) but, as highlighted 530 in [69], defining an ontology constitutes a cumbersome task so that, whenever possible, existing ontologies can also be reused.…”

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A taxonomy for key performance indicators management

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Highlights• We provide a unified taxonomy for KPIs management that gathers any relevant aspect highlighted by the literature.• We rigorously apply a methodology for taxonomy development in the Information Systems field.• The taxonomy defines a five-based dimension comparison including around 21 different aspects.• We provide the reader with a complete and consistent background of KPIsbased concepts.• We provide a comprehensive comparison of the proposed taxonomy with other similar works. AbstractIn recent years, research on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) management has grown exponentially, giving rise to a multitude of heterogeneous approaches addressing any aspect concerning it. In this paper, we plot the landscape of published works related with KPIs management, organizing and synthesizing them by means of a unified taxonomy that encompasses the aspects considered by other proposals, and it captures the overall characteristics of KPIs. Since most of the literature centers on the definition of KPIs, we mainly focus on such an aspect of KPIs management. Our work is intended to provide remarkable benefits such as enhancing the understanding of KPIs management, or helping users decide about the most suitable solution for their requirements.

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“…The paper ''SemPI A semantic framework for the collaborative construction and maintenance of a shared dictionary of performance indicators'' [3], by C. Diamantini, D. Potena and E. Storti, considers collaboration at strategic level, which entails the sharing of Performance Indicators (PIs) to measure the achievement of common objectives and evaluate performances. PIs are synthetic measures computed starting from transactional data.…”

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Analytics for citizens: A linked open data model for statistical data exploration

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2017

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A growing number of public institutions all over the world have recently started to make government statistical data available in open formats, thus enhancing transparency and accountability, stimulating innovation, and promoting civic awareness and engagement. Integration issues related to fragmentation and heterogeneity of these datasets can be partially addressed by referring to the Linked Data approach, which also enables easier access and consumption by users. However, the lack of an explicit representation of how statistical indicators are calculated still hinders their interpretation, and hence the development of applications and services especially useful for citizens, who do not have full knowledge and control over the underlying data and analysis models. In the present work, we discuss an approach to ease the interaction of communities of citizens with statistical Linked Open Data. We define a model and a set of services allowing people to recognize the mathematical structure of statistical indicators, improving in this way user awareness of the meaning of indicators and their mutual relations. Through such services, it is possible to enable interactive browsing of indicator formulas and novel typologies of data exploration, including dynamic computation of indicators not explicitly stored and comparison of different Linked Data resources.

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SemPI: A semantic framework for the collaborative construction and maintenance of a shared dictionary of performance indicators

Cited by 33 publications

References 28 publications

A taxonomy for key performance indicators management

A taxonomy for key performance indicators management

Special issue on Semantic Technologies for Collaborative Web

Analytics for citizens: A linked open data model for statistical data exploration

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