ONTOLOGY FOR E-BUSINESS
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E-BusinessAbstract
With the growth of online commerce and financial operations conducted within this context, there is also an increased demand for more efficient E-Commerce systems, particularly in terms of implementing search systems, recommendations, cross-selling, and other applications. The use of specific vocabularies by these platforms has helped improve and make searches and recommendations within these systems more efficient because they provide greater context to the research, reducing the time and effort expended in these activities. This article aims to describe the process of creating an ontology for E-Business, based on the model developed by the ACTIVE project established by the ESPRIT Programme (Framework IV) and the proposal of the web architecture "ETE MONITOR ARCHITECTURE." The research used Design Science Research as the methodology for developing an artifact. In the literature review, thirteen articles were found in queries performed in the databases SciElo, IEEE, and OUCI, using the Web of Science (WoS) database as the indexing parameter. After a thorough analysis, only seven articles were selected to compose the final work. Additionally, six more texts, including theses and books considered relevant to the research, were added to the study. The main result obtained in this research was an ontology containing twenty-two classes and dozens of subclasses, properties, and relationships that were modeled using the OWL, XML, and RDF languages.
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