A main obstacle to e-commerce is the well-known “interoperability
problem.” Different players
have different views of the world, even in the same application field.
This is particularly true in
the travel and tourism e-market where IT has been applied for a long
time, leading to a plethora
of different information systems, each with its own data model and
structure. In this article we
describe the approach followed in “HARMO-TEN,” a European project
aimed at solve the data
heterogeneity problem by setting up a “virtual interoperable network”
and providing the partici-
pants with a technological infrastructure based on a shared ontology.
This will allow exchanging
information in a seamless way while keeping existing data models unchanged.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Dell2005
%A ?,
%D 2005
%J information Technolgies and Tourism
%K Data Interoperability; Mediators; Ontologies; Semantic integration; middleware
%P 201-217
%T EXPLOITING SEMANTIC WEB TECHNOLOGIES FOR HARMONIZING E-MARKETS
%V 7
%X A main obstacle to e-commerce is the well-known “interoperability
problem.” Different players
have different views of the world, even in the same application field.
This is particularly true in
the travel and tourism e-market where IT has been applied for a long
time, leading to a plethora
of different information systems, each with its own data model and
structure. In this article we
describe the approach followed in “HARMO-TEN,” a European project
aimed at solve the data
heterogeneity problem by setting up a “virtual interoperable network”
and providing the partici-
pants with a technological infrastructure based on a shared ontology.
This will allow exchanging
information in a seamless way while keeping existing data models unchanged.
@article{Dell2005,
abstract = {A main obstacle to e-commerce is the well-known “interoperability
problem.” Different players
have different views of the world, even in the same application field.
This is particularly true in
the travel and tourism e-market where IT has been applied for a long
time, leading to a plethora
of different information systems, each with its own data model and
structure. In this article we
describe the approach followed in “HARMO-TEN,” a European project
aimed at solve the data
heterogeneity problem by setting up a “virtual interoperable network”
and providing the partici-
pants with a technological infrastructure based on a shared ontology.
This will allow exchanging
information in a seamless way while keeping existing data models unchanged.},
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journal = {information Technolgies and Tourism},
keywords = {Data Interoperability; Mediators; Ontologies; Semantic integration; middleware},
owner = {oriol},
pages = {201-217},
timestamp = {2008-08-31T18:03:11.000+0200},
title = {EXPLOITING SEMANTIC WEB TECHNOLOGIES FOR HARMONIZING E-MARKETS},
volume = 7,
year = 2005
}