Panel on linked data in enterprise information systems ICEIS 2013

1. one web of linked resources
fabien gandon

2. 3S < 3R << nR
“it is not so much about 3S (service, social, semantics)
it is about many R” (resources)

3. 3S < 3R << nR
“it is not so much about 3S (service, social, semantics)
it is about many R” (resources)
everything is a resource (RDF)

4. 3S < 3R << nR
“it is not so much about 3S (service, social, semantics)
it is about many R” (resources)
everything is a resource (RDF)
every resource can be identified on the web (URI)

5. 3S < 3R << nR
“it is not so much about 3S (service, social, semantics)
it is about many R” (resources)
everything is a resource (RDF)
every resource can be identified on the web (URI)
every resource on the web is a ‘service’ (HTTP)

6. 3S < 3R << nR
“it is not so much about 3S (service, social, semantics)
it is about many R” (resources)
everything is a resource (RDF)
every resource can be identified on the web (URI)
every resource on the web is a ‘service’ (HTTP)
every resource representation is calculated (HTML)

7. 3S < 3R << nR
“it is not so much about 3S (service, social, semantics)
it is about many R” (resources)
everything is a resource (RDF)
every resource can be identified on the web (URI)
every resource on the web is a ‘service’ (HTTP)
every resource representation is calculated (HTML)

8. semantic web / semantic web

9. semantic web / semantic web
what semantics?
– several formalisms (RDFS, OWL, RIF, SKOS, SPARQL)
and models (ontologies, folksonomies, thesauri)
– frictions and bridges between them

10. semantic web / semantic web
what semantics?
– several formalisms (RDFS, OWL, RIF, SKOS, SPARQL)
and models (ontologies, folksonomies, thesauri)
– frictions and bridges between them
what makes an application a SW application?
– import/export data and schemas on the web
– links to other data and schemas on the web
– preferably using standards of the web
“but before all, the web is about linking”

11. linked data as an interface

12. linked data as an interface
• linked open data &
linked closed data (access, licenses)

13. linked data as an interface
• linked open data &
linked closed data (access, licenses)
• linked enterprise data
– link out, link in, link inside
– trust, justification, explanation certification
linked data

14. semantics as an interface

15. • linked open schemas &
linked closed schemas
semantics as an interface

16. • linked open schemas &
linked closed schemas
• linked enterprise schemas
– link out, link in, link inside
– trust, justification, explanation certification
semantics as an interface
linked schemas

17. linked data and schemas
as an interface between all resources
• linked open data and schemas
• linked closed data and schemas
linking
links & semantics

18. one web of linked resources
fabien gandon,
@fabien_gandon
http://fabien.info