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Brochure for Website
1. VoCol
VOCABULARY-BASED SMART
DATA INTEGRATION
F R A U N H O F E R I N S T I T U T E F O R I N T E L L I G E N T
A N A LY S I S A N D I N F O R M AT I O N S Y S T E M S I A I S
VoCol
Modeling
Popula-
tion
Testing
Vocabu-
lary
Queries Data
2. Vocabulary
Authoring
Validation
Issue
tracking
Documen-
tation
Visualiza-
tion
Publishing
Interlink, integrate and exchange data along digitized value
chains: Inspired by agile software and content development,
the »VoCol« methodology and tool environment supports
vocabulary-based smart data integration to leverage the seman-
tic interoperability within organizations and beyond.
DATA AS A STRATEGIC ASSET
Nowadays, business processes are being digitized across all
industries. Just-in-time manufacturing and mass customization
generate vast amounts of data at a faster pace than ever.
Specialization and outsourcing multiply the number of actors
involved in business exchanges. Data management is adapting
to these trends: data quality is assured proactively and data is
increasingly considered a strategic asset.
Emerging Company Challenges
Increasing customization, specialization and outsourcing also lead
to increased data heterogeneity, formats, structures and schemas
involved in business processes. At the same time, the volume of
unstructured and semi-structured data is growing exponentially.
In such settings, it is challenging to:
guarantee coherent and transparent data management,
efficiently leverage data lake repositories and avoid data silos,
establish data sharing agreements with strategic business
partners for mutual benefit,
analyze data in real time and in an integrated manner.
3. BOOST DIGITIZATION
We develop integrated information models at a company, B2B and
B2C level, adhering to applicable industry standards. We provide
concise, non-technical overviews of such information models in
order to facilitate strategic decision making.
The information models ensure smooth data exchange and
interoperability at all levels. They turn data into smart data,
boosting significantly its quality and the creation of new products.
They accelerate the digitization of business processes and lead to
enhanced traceability throughout the supply and value chain.
CUSTOMIZABLE SOLUTION
Our scalable ontology-based data integration solution »VoCol«
effectively establishes interoperability between heterogeneous
data sources and IT systems. This is achieved by resolving seman-
tic conflicts using ontologies, which define domain terminology
explicitly and precisely.
We support the creation of enhanced, comprehensive and smart
information models that prevent the emergence of disparate data
silos. These information models are further evolved in a coherent
collaborative work environment.
Collaborative Vocabulary Development and Hosting Platform
4. Reference Projects
Industrial Data Space: Digital Sovereignty over Data
(initiative with more than 30 industrial partners funded by
the Federal Ministry of Education and Research).
bIoTope – Building an IoT Open Innovation Ecosystem for
Connected Smart Objects (research project funded by the
European Commission).
Individual research projects with different industrial partners
in the automation, manufacturing and consumer electronics
domain.
Publications
Grangel-González, Halilaj, Auer, Lohmann, Lange, Collarana:
»An RDF-based Approach for Implementing Industry 4.0
Components with Administration Shells«. In: 21st Interna-
tional Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory
Automation (ETFA ‘16). IEEE.
Halilaj, Grangel-González, Coskun, Auer: »Git4Voc: Git-Based
Versioning for Collaborative Vocabulary Development«. In:
10th International Conference on Semantic Computing
(ICSC ‘16), pp. 285–292. IEEE.
Petersen, Lange, Auer, Frommhold, Tramp: »Towards
Federated, Semantics-based Supply Chain Analytics«. In: 19th
International Conference on Business Informatics Systems
(BIS ‘16), pp. 436–447. Springer.
Integrating and linking data from different sources can addition-
ally help to uncover unique and value-creating business insights.
Examples of existing large-scale deployments of vocabulary-based
integration approaches include:
The schema.org initiative (driven by the large search engines
Google, Bing and Yandex), which defines vocabularies for
Web data and E-commerce, resulting in 15-20% of all Web
pages containing such data nowadays.
The German and European Digital Library initiatives exchanging
and aggregating metadata about cultural heritage artefacts
from thousands of memory institutions (museums, libraries,
archives).
Initiatives in the life science, supply chain and manufactur-
ing domains aiming at defining vocabularies for efficient
data exchange.
5. Let’s discuss how vocabulary-based smart data
integration can boost digitization in your organisation:
VoCol@iais.fraunhofer.de
Fraunhofer Institute for Intelligent
Analysis and Information Systems IAIS
Schloss Birlinghoven
53757 Sankt Augustin
Germany
www.iais.fraunhofer.de
Enterprise Information Systems
Dr.-Ing. Steffen Lohmann
Expert Group Manager »Industrial
Information Integration Interaction«
Phone: +49 2241 14-3021
steffen.lohmann@iais.fraunhofer.de
Richa Sharma
Business Developer Project Manager
Phone: +49 2241 14-2303
richa.sharma@iais.fraunhofer.de