Towards the Vision of Subject-Centric Computing
(The program is now completed)
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Opening plenary
Bristol Hall
09:00
Welcome to Topic Maps 2008
Hans Christian Holte (DIFI)
09:10
Hierarchies, Networks, and the Web that Wasn't
Alex Wright (New York Times)
10:00
Topic Maps-driven Websites are Different
Lars Helgeland (Bouvet)
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| 10:30–11:00 |
Coffee and exhibition
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| 11:00–12:30 |
Information Integration
Haakon Salen
11:00
Information Integration, Topic Maps and the Struggle for Peace
Joachim Carlsen (Networked Planet), Agnete Schjønsby (PRIO)
11:30
Subject-Centric Content Syndication with Topic Maps
Karl Johan Sæth (Logica)
12:00
Connecting Content and Business Concepts
Axel Borge (Bouvet), Graham Moore (Networked Planet)
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Education and e-Learning
Maud Salen
11:00
Topic Mapping the National Curriculum
Eirik Befring (NRK), Reidar Bratsberg (Ravn), Are Mjølsnes (UDIR), Åsmund Mæhle (Bouvet), Tommy Nordeng (Cerpus), Kristin Schjødt-Osmo (Cappelen Damm), Øystein Sørborg (Naturfag.no)
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| 12:30–14:00 |
Lunch and exhibition
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| 14:00–15:30 |
Product Documentation
Haakon Salen
14:00
Improving NetCom’s Customer Service with Topic Maps
Rune Rysstad (Avenir)
14:30
Enterprise Knowledge Integration Using Topic Maps
Heimo Hänninen (Nokia Siemens Networks)
15:00
DITA and Topic Maps: Bringing the Pieces Together
Joe Gelb (Suite Solutions)
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E-Government
Maud Salen
14:00
Semantic Interoperability: The State of the Nation (Norway)
Robert Keil (Creuna), Marit Lofnes Mellingen (DIFI), Petter Thorsrud (Norwegian Government Administration Services)
15:00
Semantic Interoperability: The State of the Union (Europe)
Marco Aarts (ICTU), Peter Brown (Pensive)
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| 15:30–16:00 |
Coffee and exhibition
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| 16:00–17:30 |
Knowledge Management
Haakon Salen
16:00
Establishing Conclusive Proof in Forensic Data Analysis
Gabriel Hopmans (Morpheus)
16:30
Adding Value to a Quality Management System for Securities
Peter Crook (Steria)
17:00
Knowledge Management and Workforce Rehabilitation
Jelte Verhoeff (Arbo Unie)
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Digital Libraries
Maud Salen
16:00
MARC, FRBR and RDA: The Topic Maps Perspective
Sam Gyun Oh (Sungkyunkwan University)
16:30
Topic Maps for Cultural Heritage Collections
Conal Tuohy (Victoria University of Wellington)
17:00
Visions for a Topic Mapped Library
Alexander Johannesen (Bekk Consulting)
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| 17:30–19:30 |
Exhibition continues
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| 19:30–23:00 |
Social event (Månefisken)
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| 09:00–10:30 |
Opening Keynote
Bristol Hall
09:00
Everything is Miscellaneous
David Weinberger (Evident)
10:00
The RAMline – Rewriting Musical History
Antony Pitts (Royal Academy of Music)
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| 10:30–11:00 |
Coffee and exhibition
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| 11:00–12:30 |
Enterprise Architecture
Haakon Salen
11:00
Fluid ICT Strategies Enabled with Topic Maps
Roger Dols (Morpheus)
11:30
Published Subjects: Small Pieces, Meaningfully Joined
Stian Danenbarger (Bouvet)
12:00
Enterprise Search, Faceted Navigation and Subject-Centric Portals
Dmitry Bogachev (Ontopedia)
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Cultural Heritage
Maud Salen
11:00
Musica migrans - Mapping the Movement of Migrant Musicians
Lutz Maicher (Topic Maps Lab, University of Leipzig)
11:30
Unrequited Love and the Ontology of Duckburg
Birte Fallet (University College Oslo), Kjersti Haukaas (University College Oslo), Asbjørn Risan (University College Oslo)
12:00
An Information Architecture for Frank Lloyd Wright
Kevin Trainor (Ligent)
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| 12:30–14:00 |
Lunch and exhibition
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| 14:00–16:30 |
Closing plenary
Bristol Hall
14:00
Explaining the Complexity of Life with Topic Maps
Volker Stümpflen (Research Center for Environmental Health)
14:30
Everything is a Subject
Steve Pepper (Ontopedia)
15:30
Visions of Subject-Centric Computing
Truls Berg, Dmitry Bogachev, Stian Danenbarger, Graham Moore, Steve Pepper, Shahzad Rana, David Weinberger, Alex Wright
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