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ProPer - Human Resource Ontology for Skillmanagement
maintained by York Sure
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Current revision: 2000-11-07
- Overview
- Known case studies
- Related tools
- Download and revision history
- Documentation
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Overview
The ProPer ontology is a simple ontology providing exemplaric facilities for skill inferencing. By the way: it's in German ...
More information:
- The growing need for finding knowledge within a company requires efficient
mechanisms to manage skills and competencies of people: ProPer WebDemo
shows how to improve Human Resource Knowledge Management using the OntoBroker
technology. People and their competence can be found by searching through their
own documents (MS Word, MS Excel, HTML), which are annotated according to a
given Human Resource Ontology. These documents might be homepages,
project-reports etc. from people within the company, but they might also be
applications from people outside the company and they contain valuable
information about the competence of these people like skills, working experiences,
language abilities etc..
- York Sure, Alexander Maedche, and Steffen Staab:
Leveraging Corporate Skill Knowledge - From ProPer to OntoProPer.
In: D. Mahling & U. Reimer. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Practical Aspects of Knowledge Management (PAKM 2000), 20 - 31 October 2000,
Basel, Switzerland.
The ProPer ontology has been modeled using the ontology
engineering environment OntoEdit.
Known case studies
Please let me know about further case studies.
Related tools
Please let me know about further uses.
Download and revision history
2000-11-07
- 27 concepts
- 56 relations
- 4 axioms
- depth level: 3
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Documentation
Feedback
York Sure, sure@aifb.uni-karlsruhe.de, Institute AIFB,
University of Karlsruhe, Germany