Quality of semantic standards

Folmer, Erwin

doi:10.3990/1.9789036533232

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“…Therefore they propose a five step approach to building dedicated quality models, including the determination of high level concepts, the identification of tangible properties that match the concepts, as well as the evaluation of the model [5]. [6] uses a similar approach to develop a quality model in the field of semantic standards, starting with a high level structure, measurable concepts are derived which are the base for the actual measures. We combined both approaches into a process that meets our requirements to develop the quality concept of pluggability.…”

Section: A Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Pluggable SaaS Integration: Quality Characteristics for Cloud Based Application Services

Aulkemeier

Iacob

Hillegersberg

2015

2015 International Conference on Enterprise Systems (ES)

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Cloud services have recently gained popularity and play an increasing role in enterprise architectures. Organizations adopting cloud services expect not only improvements in flexibility and scalability, but also a means of outsourcing IT tasks. In contrast to custom or packaged applications, software as a service offerings help to reduce the technical expertise required to provide the necessary IT resources. Software quality models help organizations to assess the state of their application systems and have been subject to research for a couple of decades. However, the stakeholder of the existing quality models is mainly concerned with the internal structure of software components. With the shift towards cloud based service offerings, a different conception of quality arises. Current quality models consider resource owner and provider as a single entity. Thus, most of the quality characteristics covered in the models reflect the internal view of a software service. To address the deficiency, this paper puts forward a new quality characteristic that reflects the priorities of the service user as a distinct party, implying six different phases of service consumption. We introduce the notion of pluggability to illustrate the aspired user experience of a service and propose a preliminary measurement instrument.

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confidence: 99%

Pluggable SaaS Integration: Quality Characteristics for Cloud Based Application Services

Aulkemeier

Iacob

Hillegersberg

2015

2015 International Conference on Enterprise Systems (ES)

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“…BR 11 (Interoperability): Improvement of interoperability has many societal and economic benefits (e.g., [53]). The value of data increases with links to other data, benefiting from the network effect.…”

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confidence: 99%

Business Rationale for Linked Data at Governments: A Case Study at the Netherlands’ Kadaster Data Platform

Folmer¹,

Ronzhin²,

Hillegersberg³

et al. 2020

IEEE Access

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Linked Data is an innovative approach for publishing heterogeneous data sources on the web. As such, it can transcend the traditional confines of separate databases, as well as the confines of separate institutions. At the same time, businesses and governmental organizations alike are trying to cope with everincreasing quantities of heterogeneous data that must be used across multiple departments, manufacturing locations, and governmental bodies. Linked Data would, therefore, be a great technological solution for today's organizational problems. However, we observe that a serious gap exists between Linked Data research and business research. While Linked Data research is almost exclusively technologically oriented, the business research literature has not devoted much attention to the use of Linked Data solutions yet. In this paper, we seek to bridge this gap, by introducing a real-world use case where Linked Data technologies are applied in large-scale government settings. We argue in detail that Linked Data provides a major contribution to the business vision of a modern governmental institution based on the experience of the Netherlands' Cadastre Land Registry and Mapping Agency (Kadaster), so far, the largest implementation of Linked Data in the governments of the Netherlands. INDEX TERMS Government, information management, data systems.

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“…BR 11: interoperability. Improvement of interoperability has many societal and economic benefits (e.g., see [145]). The value of [145]: Folmer (2012), Quality of semantic standards data increases with links to other data, benefiting from the network effect.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Improvement of interoperability has many societal and economic benefits (e.g., see [145]). The value of [145]: Folmer (2012), Quality of semantic standards data increases with links to other data, benefiting from the network effect. Interoperability allows data to become part of the web, increasing its (re)utilization and leading to the growth of both economic and societal benefits.…”

Section: Br 4: Linkabilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic enrichment and exploratory search of spatiotemporal data

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Quality of semantic standards

Cited by 7 publications

References 192 publications

Pluggable SaaS Integration: Quality Characteristics for Cloud Based Application Services

Pluggable SaaS Integration: Quality Characteristics for Cloud Based Application Services

Business Rationale for Linked Data at Governments: A Case Study at the Netherlands’ Kadaster Data Platform

Semantic enrichment and exploratory search of spatiotemporal data

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