Selection of Online News for Competitive Intelligence: Use of Business Domain Ontology for Internet Search Semantic Query Expansion

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Cleber Marchetti Duranti
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Fernando Carvalho de Almeida
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Abstract

The Internet provides ever increasing volumes of news and information about the environment in which companies operate. This can lead to information overload, in which the volume of information available overwhelms the processing power of the user. Methods and tools that help separate potentially useful information from irrelevant information need to be developed. This research applied design research to investigate the development of a tool to help users refine internet searches on competitive intelligence. It used modeling of the target business area in the form of anontology to aid the formulation of search terms through interactive semantic expansion of the keywords entered by users.

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Cleber Marchetti Duranti. 2016. \u201cSelection of Online News for Competitive Intelligence: Use of Business Domain Ontology for Internet Search Semantic Query Expansion\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - H: Information & Technology GJCST-H Volume 15 (GJCST Volume 15 Issue H6): .

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The Internet provides ever increasing volumes of news and information about the environment in which companies operate. This can lead to information overload, in which the volume of information available overwhelms the processing power of the user. Methods and tools that help separate potentially useful information from irrelevant information need to be developed. This research applied design research to investigate the development of a tool to help users refine internet searches on competitive intelligence. It used modeling of the target business area in the form of anontology to aid the formulation of search terms through interactive semantic expansion of the keywords entered by users.

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Selection of Online News for Competitive Intelligence: Use of Business Domain Ontology for Internet Search Semantic Query Expansion

Cleber Marchetti Duranti
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