1. Applying ontology and linguistics to automate reading, writing, and reporting of knowledge and information in a semantic wiki Chuck Rehberg Semantic Insights (a division of Trigent Software) www.semanticinsights.com www.trigent.com

2. Topics Discussed That’s what it means to me… Linguistic and Ontology-based Reading and Writing: Overview Reading for what is important to us Generating reports in fresh Natural Language Prose Generating and updating Ontology Knowledge management in semantic wiki Harmonizing Different Points of View (one of many variations)

3. That’s what it means to me… Support for Points of View (POV) –Support focus on what is important, what is of VALUE to an individual, team, or COI Reading Natural Language from a POV –Recognizing what is said both explicitly and implicitly, as well as what is important about it Dynamically creating and managing POV Ontologies –Provide flexible representation (Meta Model) for Ontology that unconstrains how to represent what you mean –Provide Meta Model for Ontology that supports dynamic representation mapping (of course there may not be bi-directional mapping) Harmonizing POV –Semantic Overlap –Semantic Conflict Presenting aggregated information of interest (gathered form across a corpus) in fresh Natural Language Prose

4. Linguistic and Ontology-based Reading and Writing: Overview

5. Reading for what is important to us

6. Generating [complete] reports in fresh Natural Language Prose

7. Generating and updating Ontology

8. Knowledge management in semantic wiki

9. Harmonizing Different Points of View (one of many variations)