It would be wonderful if you could contribute either a use case or a case study to SWEO. Use cases are documents that describe systems that have been implemented as prototypes, but are not used by a business function yet. While case studies describe systems that are used in a production environment.
These documents are targeted at senior IT managers, who do not have a lot of knowledge relating to the Semantic Web, so we are looking for a high level description of your work. Ideally, documents should not be more than, say, three sides of US letter or A4 sized paper. Reference and acknowledgment sections are not necessary as these are business documents, rather than academic papers. The documents are converted (if provided, e.g., in Word) to XHTML and PDF using a common format by W3C and published on the W3C site. (You are of course welcome to provide the description in XHTML directly.)
The document is published under the submitters’ copyright and under W3C’s. It is also possible for a document to be submitted by several parties (e.g., a technology provider and their customer), in which case it is at the discretion of the submitters whether the document should be placed under a joint copyright or not.
We are using the following template for both use cases and case studies.
Examples of existing documents can be seen at the current list of Use Cases and Case Studies.
Please submit documents by sending a mail to: member-sw-case-studies@w3.org.
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