Context-specific information distribution using the Web 3L Model
Manfred Langen, Walter Christian Kammergruber, Karsten Ehms · 2011
This paper describes the use of social, semantic networks in business applications. Our approach - the Web 3L model - reinterprets the idea of the Web 3.0 as a 3-layer structure of networks. It combines relations from social and semantic networks in order to use them for context specific search and distribution of information. As an example the distribution of urgent requests in an internal knowledge management application is described. In addition, a social semantic search with a sophisticated user interface is shown.