Titlebook: Conceptual Modeling - ER 2002; 21st International C Stefano Spaccapietra,Salvatore T. March,Yahiko Kam Conference proceedings 2003 Springer

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Superimposed Schematics: Introducing E-R Structure for , Information Selectionsbeen placed on (1) keeping the by-products of the process (e.g., connections between structured and unstructured data are typically forgotten and context is lost), (2) developing a rich, conceptual structure for this new layer of information (e.g., the structured data is often represented in simple

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98072-6Ontologies are “in.” For a number of years, ontology has been one of the areas under broad research attention, especially in the domain of information systems. Actually, there is nearly no IS-related conference that does not provide sessions or contributions related to ontology - the ER’2002 Conference is another proof of that.

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Do We Need an Ontology of Ontologies?Ontologies are “in.” For a number of years, ontology has been one of the areas under broad research attention, especially in the domain of information systems. Actually, there is nearly no IS-related conference that does not provide sessions or contributions related to ontology - the ER’2002 Conference is another proof of that.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17485-3ing to the new opportunities and threats brought by rapid technological developments. This paper proposes a conceptual tool to better understand this player arena. Its objective is to provide the researchers with an ontology for analyzing and assessing the business models adopted by these players.