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Constructing semantic ontologies for business analytics

Published: 17 June 2010 Publication History

Abstract

Business analytics (BA) involves defining organization's capabilities and requirements in order to understand how it functions to accomplish its purposes. BA is typically performed to define and validate solutions that are designed to meet organization's business needs, goals or objectives. To pursue this mission, analysts have to collect, analyse and synthesise huge amount of information. In this paper we demonstrate how constructing semantic ontologies can increase the level of automation of BA methods and techniques. This can be achieved by sophisticated semantic data analysis that can help us structure information and obtain birds-eye overview of a given domain. For the case study we take a set of abstracts from the articles presented on CompSysTech'09 conference and use OntoGen tool to semi-automatically construct ontology for the domain. The obtained results indicate that the proposed approach can be effectively used to digest textual information and present it in a more operational form of topic ontology. We argue that such approach can be useful also to generate domain knowledge in the field of BA.

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CompSysTech '10: Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies and Workshop for PhD Students in Computing on International Conference on Computer Systems and Technologies
June 2010
575 pages
ISBN:9781450302432
DOI:10.1145/1839379
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Published: 17 June 2010

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  1. business analytics
  2. data
  3. information
  4. ontology
  5. text mining

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  • ETN Teaching, Research, Innovation in Computing Education (TRICE)

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