Grasp 1 2 product presentation v11

PRODUCT PRESENTATION
VERSION1.2 03/2013

DIQA Projektmanagement GmbH
Pfinztalstraße 90
76227 Karlsruhe
info@diqa-pm.com

Your Challenge

1. Your enterprise ontologies and
taxonomies are valuable company assets
that require to be managed according to
your SharePoint strategy.
2. Your SharePoint information architecture
is not consistent.
3. Your Big Data- and Semantic Web-tools
generate insights that are important for
your SharePoint users.

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Your Solution: GRASP for SharePoint

Use GRASP to:
1. Manage ontologies centrally in
SharePoint to ensure preservation and
compliance with the ECM-strategy of
your company.
2. Use standard ontologies and taxonomies
for tagging and as column values.
3. Give business users access to semantic
data by introducing SPARQL-capabilities
into SharePoint.


GRASP Feature Presentation

1. Ontology management

2. Taxonomy management: populate a term
store with a standard taxonomy/ontology
that is used for tagging and query
formulation.

3. Question answering: use SPARQL-queries to
visualize semantic data in web parts or to
process in SharePoint-lists

4. Installation and Configuration


Ontology Management

• Upload ontologies into the ontology library in the most
common syntaxes.
• Grant access to ontologies according to your security
policies.
• Inspect metadata about ontologies that is extracted
automatically and stored in SharePoint.
• Manage versions of ontologies and create local revisions
(GRASP is compatible with common ontology editors, e.g.
Protégé or NeOn Toolkit)
• Process the semantic data contained in a managed
ontology by uploading it into an RDF-store (GRASP is
compatible with Triplestore basic, Virtuoso Universal Server,
Topbraid live)


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The ontology library
contains all managed
ontologies.

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http://server/

Metadata from
uploaded ontologies
is automatically
extracted and stored
in SharePoint
metadata fields.

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Check out ontologies
to create new
revisions that can be
checked in again.

Create local revisions
with your standard
ontology editor.

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http://server/

Select ontologies to
upload them into the
attached RDF-store.

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Taxonomy Management
• Identify a suitable standard taxonomy/ontology (in SKOS-format)
and upload it into the GRASP ontology library.

• Populate a term store and make the terms available for tagging,
retrieval and query answering.

• Create queries for terms to retrieve further information about the
term from the Web of Data.

• Export the content of the term store, e.g. a single term set into the
open SKOS format, e.g. for backup purposes or for disseminating it
from one SharePoint installation to another one.


http://server/

Select a taxonomy or
ontology to populate
a term store.

Identify a term store
and select an update
strategy.

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http://server/

Use the out-of-the-
box terminology
management
feature to maintain
and adjust the terms.

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• Query, die mit wiki page with two web parts – in edit mode
SharePoint
einem term verknüpft
ist.

SPARQL web part using a
template-variable
($TermNode) within the
query.

TermTreeView web part
displaying the term store
content.


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SharePoint wiki page with two web parts – in browse mode

User selected
“Provenance” as a
filter term

SPARQL web part
shows query result for
the parameter
Provenance


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SharePoint wiki page with two web parts – in browse mode

User selected “Gene
location” as a filter
term

SPARQL web part
shows query result
parameterized with
“Gene Location”


Query formulation
• Formulate queries to extract information that is contained in
uploaded ontologies or in the “Web of Data” (GRASP supports the
SPARQL 1.1 query language)

• GRASP propagates queries to the attached RDF-store or any other
external RDF-store that is SPARQL 1.1 compliant.

• Information from different RDF-stores can be integrated in a single
query to integrate information from heterogeneous sources.

• Query results are made available in

1. Web parts or as

2. SharePoint-lists

• A SharePoint-based wizard translates SPARQL-queries into external
content-types: query results are automatically translated into
SharePoint-list.


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Option 1:
Use the SPARQL web part to
formulate SPARQL-queries
for semantic data in:
• Uploaded ontologies
• SPARQL endpoints

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…query results are
displayed in
SharePoint articles.

Various result printers
are available…

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…result printers:
• Table
• List
• Pie chart
• Bar chart
• Line Chart
• Column chart
• Area chart
• Scatter chart
• Geo chart
• Map
• Graph

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Option 2:
Use the GRASP “query wizard”
to specify the address of an
W3C-compliant SPARQL 1.1
endpoint and to formulate the
SPARQL query.

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Feature
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Save the generated
BDC-model as a local
file…

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Feature

…import the local file
in order to deploy it
as a external content
type.

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Create an external list
that will be populated
by the external content
type.

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Feature

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The list is automatically
populated by the semantic
data contained in the
SPARQL-endpoint.
The list items can be further
processed with SharePoint
tools.

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Installation and Configuration

• Easy installation of the GRASP SharePoint
Solution and Feature with the graphical
installation tool.
• GRASP Service Application integrates
seamlessly into SharePoint 2010 service
application framework.
• GRASP Feature is deployed in the Central
Administration and selected Web-Sites.
• GRASP Service Application is easily
configured in the configuration page.


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Easy configuration of
GRASP in the
configuration page.

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Get Started Now!

• Read more about GRASP:
http://www.diqa-pm.com/en/GRASP

• Product Downloads:
http://www.diqa-pm.com/en/Downloads

• Contact DIQA:
mail: info@diqa-pm.com
phone: +49 (0) 721 609 517 25


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DIQA Projektmanagement GmbH
Pfinztalstraße 90
76227 Karlsruhe
info@diqa-pm.com

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