The Future of Connective Technology: Greater Integration Through Semantic Modeling

by Edmund W. Schuster, Stuart J. Allen, David L. Brock, Pinaki Kar

We live in a world filled with data. The success of business depends on the underlying flow of data and information for effective management. Since the 1960s, the advent of low-cost data collection methods, such as bar codes, along with advances in database technology have drastically improved the amount, quality, and timeliness of data in all organizations [45]. This long-term trend has contributed to significant improvements in productivity, especially in the areas of logistics, supply chain management, quality assurance, marketing science, and the financial management of complex organizations.

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The Future of Connective Technology: Greater Integration Through Semantic Modeling January 2005

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