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Ontology-Driven Information Systems : Challenges and Requirements

The increased use of ontologies in several application fields makes it possible to observe requirements for their smooth integration within Information Systems. In this paper we analyse these requirements and propose the usage of additional semantic knowledge in the ontology to reconcile them. We think that these properties are essential to enhance the performance of ontology-driven Information Systems in general and ontology-driven Information Extraction Systems in particular.