On the issues of building Information Warehouses
Arijit Laha

TL;DR
This paper proposes the 'Information Warehouse' framework to enhance information management by capturing content along with context, supporting high-quality, authentic, and well-argued information retrieval for knowledge workers.
Contribution
It introduces a novel framework for comprehensive information representation that includes content and context, addressing limitations of traditional document-centric approaches.
Findings
Framework supports high-quality information retrieval
Captures provenance and reasoning behind information
Enables efficient access to contextual information
Abstract
While performing knowledge-intensive tasks of professional nature, the knowledge workers need to access and process large volume of information. Apart from the quantity, they also require that the information received is of high quality in terms of authenticity and details. This, in turn, requires that the information delivered should also include argumentative support, exhibiting the reasoning process behind their development and provenance to indicate their lineage. In conventional document-centric practices for information management, such details are difficult to capture, represent/archive and retrieve/deliver. To achieve such capability we need to re-think some core issues of information management from the above requirements perspective. In this paper we develop a framework for comprehensive representation of information in archive, capturing informational contents along with…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSemantic Web and Ontologies · Data Quality and Management · Advanced Database Systems and Queries
