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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://edw2020chicago.da
 taversity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=143&proposalid=12429\nSemantic technolo
 gy and knowledge graphs are becoming more mainstream. Ontologies are a way 
 that users can include in knowledge graphs dynamically accessible,&nbsp;fle
 xible, and extensible business models for the enterprise. This means that m
 ore enterprises and people than ever before are starting to develop ontolog
 ies. &nbsp;\nAs a result, ontology development is slowly but steadily movin
 g from the ivory tower to something that an enterprise architect or a busin
 ess&nbsp;analyst is expected to do.&nbsp;This talk draws on lessons&nbsp;le
 arned from over 15&nbsp;years of experience developing tools for (and with)
  ontologies and assisting users as they are going up the learning curve. Th
 e move to mainstream use requires a transition from more academic, often ov
 erly complex and broad modeling patterns, to models that support specific u
 se cases &ndash;&nbsp;yet are simple enough to create and maintain. It also
  requires addressing practical needs like URI construction policies or grap
 h partitioning in ways that are powerful yet simple and reliable.\nIn this 
 talk we will:\n\n
 Identify common issues &ndash;&nbsp;where and how new modelers and even mor
 e experienced people get stuck in building ontologies\n
 Discuss approaches for overcoming these issues\n
 Show how ontology development can be made simple and easy\n\nOntology devel
 opment must address the full life cycle: sourcing, creation, review, evolut
 ion, and use. Exploring a range of capabilities that are needed to support 
 the life cycle, we will present best practices for taming complexity and en
 suring success of knowledge graph solutions.\n
DTSTART:20201020T130000
SUMMARY:Ontology Is Not Just an Eight-Letter Word Anymore: A Field Report o
 n User Experiences in Ontology Development
DTEND:20201020T134959
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