GRASP 1.1 - Ontologies and Semantic Data in SharePoint

PRODUCT PRESENTATION
VERSION1.1 01/2013

DIQA Projektmanagement GmbH
Pfinztalstraße 90
76227 Karlsruhe
info@diqa-pm.com

Your Challenge

• Your enterprise ontologies and taxonomies
are valuable company assets that require
to be managed, stored, preserved and
delivered according to your SharePoint
strategy.

• Your Big Data- and Semantic Web-tools
generate insights that are important for
your SharePoint users.

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Your Solution: GRASP for SharePoint

Use GRASP to:
• Manage ontologies centrally in SharePoint
to foster collaboration and to ensure
preservation and compliance with the
ECM-strategy of your company.

• Give business users access to semantic
data by introducing SPARQL-capabilities
into SharePoint.


GRASP Feature Presentation

1. Ontology management

2. Query formulation: use SPARQL-queries to
process semantic data in Webparts or
SharePoint-lists

3. Sample SPARQL-endpoints and
ontologies for GRASP

4. Installation and Configuration

Ontology Management

• Upload ontologies into the ontology library in the most
common syntaxes.
• Grant access to ontologies according to your security
policies.
• Inspect metadata about ontologies that is extracted
automatically and stored in SharePoint.
• Manage versions of ontologies and create local revisions
(GRASP is compatible with common ontology editors, e.g.
Protégé or NeOn Toolkit)
• Process the semantic data contained in a managed
ontology by uploading it into a RDF-store (GRASP is
compatible with Triplestore basic, Virtuoso Universal Server,
Topbraid live)


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The default ontology
library contains all
managed ontologies.

GRASP

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http://server/

Metadata from
uploaded ontologies
is automatically
extracted and stored
in SharePoint
metadata fields.

GRASP


http://server/

Check out ontologies
to create new
revisions that can be
checked in again.

Create local revisions
with your standard
ontology editor.

GRASP


http://server/

Select ontologies to
upload them into the
attached RDF-store.

GRASP


Query formulation
• Formulate queries to extract information that is contained in
uploaded ontologies or in the “Web of Data” (GRASP supports the
SPARQL 1.1 query language)

• GRASP propagates queries to the attached RDF-store or any other
external RDF-store that is SPARQL 1.1 compliant.

• Information from different RDF-stores can be integrated in a single
query to integrate information from heterogeneous sources.

• Query results are made available in

1. Web parts or as

2. SharePoint-lists

• A SharePoint-based wizard translates SPARQL-queries into external
content-types: query results are automatically translated into
SharePoint-list.


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Option 1:
Use the SPARQL Webpart to
formulate SPARQL-queries
for semantic data in:
• Uploaded ontologies
• SPARQL endpoints

GRASP

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http://server/

…query results are
displayed in
SharePoint articles
(example).

GRASP


Option 2:
Use the GRASP “query wizard”
to specify the address of an
W3C-compliant SPARQL 1.1
endpoint and to formulate the
SPARQL query.

GRASP

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Save the generated
BDC-model as a local
file…

GRASP


…import the local file
in order to deploy it
as a external content
type.

GRASP
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Create an external list
that will be populated
by the external content
type.

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The list is automatically
populated by the semantic
data contained in the
SPARQL-endpoint.
The list items can be further
processed with SharePoint
tools.

GRASP


Sample ontologies and SPARQL-endpoints

Life-sciences
• RxNorm
• PubMed
• BioPortal
Commerce
• GoodRelations
Media
• BBC music
• Linked MDB
General purpose
• DBPedia (WikiData)
• Freebase
• Schema.org


Installation and Configuration

• Easy installation of the GRASP SharePoint
Solution and Feature with the graphical
installation tool.
• GRASP Service Application integrates
seamlessly into SharePoint 2010 service
application framework.
• GRASP Feature is deployed in the Central
Administration and selected Web-Sites.
• GRASP Service Application is easily
configured in the configuration page.


http://server:38308

Easy configuration of
GRASP in the
configuration page.

GRASP


Get Started Now!

• Read more about GRASP:
http://www.diqa-pm.com/en/GRASP

• Product Downloads:
http://www.diqa-pm.com/en/Downloads

• Contact DIQA:
mail: info@diqa-pm.com
phone: +49 (0) 721 609 517 25


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Pfinztalstraße 90
76227 Karlsruhe
info@diqa-pm.com

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