Linked Data Management
- Semantic Data Projects
- Collaborative Ontology Development
- Publish Linked Data
TasorONE is the web service for linked data management and collaborative ontology development.
It helps you to connect, manage, analyze and publish data and knowledge in a more effective way.
TasorONE has a simple easy-to-use user interface optimized for distributed team projects.
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Quick overview of things that TasorONE can do for you.
Standard compliant data publishing platform makes your data instantly visible on the Linked Data Web.
Every TasorONE Project is exported as a SPARQL endpoint. The endpoint encompasses data from all dataspaces included into the project.
Invite other people to participate in your project. Team members share the project's working dataspace, activity log, collection of links, application GUI configuration, and SPARQL queries created on the project.
Intuitive but powerful user interface makes TasorONE easy-to-use for beginners as well as for advanced knowledge engineers. Ideal for heterogeneous distributed teams consisting of managers, ontology engineers, domain experts, software developers, as well as end users.
You decide where to keep your data:
Manage access rights for your individual dataspaces. Project owner can assign read/update wrights to other project members.
Simple SPARQL interface can be used to slice-and-dice data into more compact and domain focused dataspaces. The queries can be saved for latter use and shared with other project members.
Your TasorONE project is your unified knowledgebase. Project members can create resources in the knowledgebase, whether Classes or Properties or Individuals, in a single mouse click.
Use W3C's Simple Knowledge Organization System (SKOS) based collaborative editor to empower your team in development of high-quality semantic metadata built upon open standards.
