SKOS

SOME USECASES

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Andreas Blumauer Martin KaltenböckCEO of Semantic Web Company CFO of Semantic Web Company

Use Cases for SKOS and for Vocabulary Hubs

▸ Climate TaggerStreamline and catalogue data and information resources

▸ CTCN Matchmaking AssistantAccurate matchmaking between ‘problem statements’ and capabilities of solution providers

▸ healthdirect AustraliaSemantic Search based on the Australian Health Thesaurus

▸ Wolters KluwerVocabularies as a backbone for enterprise linked data & visualization

▸ Boehringer IngelheimVocabularies as means for data integration

▸ adidasPersonalization based on controlled vocabularies

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3Climate TaggerHelp organizations in the climate and development arenas catalogue, categorize, contextualize, and connect data and information resources.

Climate Tagger is backed by the expansive Climate Compatible Development Thesaurus.

http://www.climatetagger.net

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4CTCN MatchmakingControlled vocabularies enable accurate matchmaking between ‘problem statements’ and capabilities of solution providers.

Matchmaking is based upon the Climate Compatible Development Thesaurus.

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5healthdirect AustraliaIntegrated views and semantic search over more than 100 trusted sources.

Harmonization of various metadata systems through the use of a central vocabulary hub: Australian Health Thesaurus.

http://www.healthdirect.gov.au

6Wolters KluwerUsage of controlled vocabularies as part of the semantic search architecture.

Provision of Topics Browser to navigate topics, relations and related documents.

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http://vocabulary.wolterskluwer.de

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7Boehringer IngelheimData integration based on controlled vocabularies: Linking of structured and unstructured data.

Semantic search and data analytics based on RDF graphs and SPARQL.

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8adidasControlled vocabularies enable personalization, searchability of localized content, data governance and standardization.

Personalizing user experiences with brands and products is a data driven task.

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Conclusion:

Why SKOS and controlled vocabularies matter

It’s all about improved user experience, no matter how complex information procurement is:9

I am a doctor. I need a 360-degree view on my patient. I don’t have the time to search around.

I am a web shopper. I want to have nice buying experiences when using an online shop.

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