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The ABCs of QUDT

The ABCs of QUDT

by Phil Blackwood | Apr 10, 2023 | gist & Open Standards

Extending an upper-level ontology (like GIST)

Extending an upper-level ontology (like GIST)

by Dave McComb | Mar 24, 2023 | gist & Open Standards

Michael Sullivan is a Principle Cloud Solutions Architect at Oracle.  Article reprinted with permission (original is here) If you have been following my blogs over the past year or so they you will know I am a big fan of adopting an upper-level ontology to help...
Get the gist: start building simplicity now

Get the gist: start building simplicity now

by Dave McComb | Jul 21, 2022 | gist & Open Standards

While organizing data has always been important, a noticeably profound interest in optimizing information models with Semantic Knowledge graphs has arisen.  LinkedIn, AirBnB, in addition to giants Google and Amazon use graphs, but without a model for connecting...

Telecom Frameworx Model: Simplified with “gist”

by Phil Blackwood | Feb 24, 2021 | gist & Open Standards

We recently recast large portions of the telecom Frameworx Information Model into an Enterprise Ontology using patterns and reusable parts of the gist upper ontology.  We found that extending gist with the information content of the Frameworx model yields a simple...

A Brief Introduction to the gist Semantic Model

by Dave McComb | Nov 3, 2020 | gist & Open Standards

Phil Blackwood, Ph.D. It’s no secret that most companies have silos of data and continue to create new silos.  Data that has the same meaning is often represented hundreds or thousands of different ways as new data models are introduced with every new software...

A Mathematician and an Ontologist walk into a bar…

by Dave McComb | Sep 14, 2020 | gist & Open Standards

The Ontologist and Mathematician should be able to find common ground because Cantor introduced set theory into the foundation of mathematics, and W3C OWL uses set theory as a foundation for ontology language.  Let’s listen in as they mash up Cantor and OWL …...
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