Semantic Frameworks: Meanings in the Architecture
Jim Davies and Jeremy Gibbons
Abstract
In most applications of information technology, the limiting factor is neither computational power nor storage capacity; nor is it connectivity. Hardware can be obtained at commodity prices, and software infrastructure can be downloaded free of charge. The limiting factor is the cost of consistency and coordination: in software development, in systems integration, and in continuing interaction with users. This paper explains how the use of semantic technologies and model-driven engineering can greatly reduce this cost, and thus increase the quality, interoperability, and suitability of information technology applications.
Details
| Book Title |
Distributed Computing and Internet Technology |
| Pages |
40−54 |
| Series |
LNCS |
| Volume |
5966 |
| Year |
2010 |
Links
DOI (10.1007/978-3-642-11659-9_4)
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