论文信息 - Ontology-Based Skills Management: Goals, Opportunities and Challenges

Ontology-Based Skills Management: Goals, Opportunities and Challenges

Establishing electronically accessible repositories of people's capabilities, experiences, and key knowledge areas is key in setting up Enterprise Knowledge Man- agement. A skills repository can be used for e.g. finding people, staffing, skills gap analysis, and professional development. The ontology based skills management system developed at Swiss Life uses RDF schema for storing ontologies. Its query interface is based on a combined RQL and HTML query engine.

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