Toward "Just Enough" Ontology Engineering

by Paola Di Maio

Ontology engineering is now a desirable skill for professionals working in IT as well as for managers who have to weigh the costs of related projects. It consists of a complex combination of specialized activities and is a bit of an art as well as a science. This Executive Report by Paola Di Maio captures the essence of "just enough" ontology engineering and guides readers through the key steps of conceptual and semantic development, favoring minimalism and good practice.

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Toward "Just Enough" Ontology Engineering1 March 2009

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