The use of Ontologies for Enterprise Modeling and Evaluation

Chelbi, Sara; Taleb, Nora

doi:10.1109/icmit47780.2020.9047039

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“…Due to the fact that the quality of decisions depends upon their being based upon relevant knowledge [13], [16], knowledge management has seen to be central to sustainable product and process innovation and improvement [6], [16], as well as to executive decision-making [13], and to organizational adaptation for sustainable strategies [2]. As a result, a synergistic combination of knowledge management and enterprise modelling forms a cycle of improvement and development leads to organizational excellence [18], [19], [25], [37].…”

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“…To emphasize the role of the ontology in EO model, its purpose is to serve as the basis for more specific corporate models that represent a shared understanding of the organization [30], [37]. From a technical point of view, ontology offers stable basis for specifying software requirements, however, the stability of the model should be determined by the important factors and issues for businesses [11].…”

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An Ontology-Based Knowledge Modelling for Sustainable Entrepreneurship Domain

Konys¹

2022

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Sustainable entrepreneurship (SE) focuses on entrepreneurial activities taking into account environmental and social issues, not only by paying attention to economic issues. While the concept of SE is a prominent stream for modern entrepreneurship, the following questions arise: how enterprises can run a business and implement Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and which factors can support or constrain SE? Research on SE suggests that that identifying and implementing sustainable development opportunity is more complex for the entrepreneur than the recognition of non-sustainable opportunity. Therefore this article contributes to the advancement of sustainable entrepreneurship research by offering an ontology-based approach collecting factors from the current literature review and incorporating different lines of research that can influence further sustainable entrepreneurial strategies. The applied research methodology exploits a previously elaborated bibliometric analysis which included a systematic literature review conducted using the PRISMA methodology. The condensed immense amount of bibliometric information and further co-occurrence analysis of keywords determining SE factors was a basis for constructing ontology-based model. This model offers a classification schema of sustainable entrepreneurship factors as well as a tool performing knowledge from being machine-readable to machineunderstandable.

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