The concept object web for knowledge management

Authors:
James Starz;Brian Kettler;Peter Haglich;Jason Losco;Gary Edwards;Mark Hoffman
Affiliations:
ISX Corporation, Arlington, VA;ISX Corporation, Arlington, VA;ISX Corporation, Arlington, VA;ISX Corporation, Arlington, VA;ISX Corporation, Arlington, VA;ISX Corporation, Arlington, VA
Venue:
ISWC'05 Proceedings of the 4th international conference on The Semantic Web
Year:
2005

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Abstract

The Semantic Web is a difficult concept for typical end-users to comprehend. There is a lack of widespread understanding on how the Semantic Web could be used in day-to-day applications. While there are now practical applications that have appeared supporting back-end functions such as data integration, there is only a handful of Semantic Web applications that the average Google user would want to use on a regular basis. The Concept Object Web is a prototype application for knowledge/intelligence management that aggregates data from text documents, XML files, and databases so that end-users can visually discover and learn about knowledge object (entities) without reading documents. The application addresses limitations with current knowledge/intelligence management tools giving end-users the power of the Semantic Web without the perceived burden and complexity of the Semantic Web.