Veronika Haderlein-Høgberg

Unfortunately, I have no answer, on the contrary, I would like to know myself. So thanks for asking, Marcus N.

Andre Olivier No worries. I have learned more from 20 years in the industry than from my years as a PhD-student... :-)

Andre Olivier You are asking important questions, Andre! Without them Phil T. would probably not have posted the very useful graphic (which I very much would like to share on, Phil, if you allow). So thank you for asking! - Coming from the world of OWL & Co within the offshore sector myself, I remember very well the pain that is attached to using it within a concrete business context with business people, even though they held PhDs in drilling or material sciences or fluid mechanics (fields that I find way more complex than building ontologies). So for me, the biggest value of graph thinking and graph technology is that you do not need a PhD in Logic to understand and use its concepts. I think it is because it is much closer to the way our brains work in their hardwires, regardless of what educational background we have.

Thanks again, Denise G., this is very useful! And I will definitly dive into chapter 10 🙂 I hope to be able to join you for your presentation at the KGC . Very much looking forward to hearing more about the practicalities of query-driven design.

Thank you, Robert M. and Eszter S. I guess we all struggle with the same kinds of questions.. 🙂