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|Description=GoodRelations is a standardized vocabulary for product, price, and company data that can be (1) embedded into existing static and dynamic Web pages and (2) processed by other computers. GoodRelations is used to describe what your business is offering | |Description=GoodRelations is a standardized vocabulary for product, price, and company data that can be (1) embedded into existing static and dynamic Web pages and (2) processed by other computers. GoodRelations is used to describe what your business is offering | ||
|SubmittedBy=MichaelUschold | |SubmittedBy=MichaelUschold | ||
| + | |LongDescription=The GoodRelations ontology provides a conceptual model for a consolidated view on commerce data on the Web, e.g., companies, store locations, offers, product descriptions, pricing, | ||
| + | payment, shipment, and warranty information. Since its official | ||
| + | release in August 2008, it has gained substantial popularity and is | ||
| + | supported by e.g. Yahoo and BestBuy. At the time of writing, | ||
| + | there are more than 1,5 million non-toy product model | ||
| + | descriptions, 450k individual offers with price information, and 50 | ||
| + | k company profiles available. In addition, the popular RDF Book | ||
| + | Mashup1 now exposes Amazon and eBay offers of new and used | ||
| + | copies for more than 100k book titles as GoodRelations data. | ||
|CompetencyQuestion=Which retrievable Web Resources describes an offer | |CompetencyQuestion=Which retrievable Web Resources describes an offer | ||
* {to sell; to provide the service of; to repair; to maintain; to lease out; to dispose} | * {to sell; to provide the service of; to repair; to maintain; to lease out; to dispose} | ||
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| Name: | GoodRelations |
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| Description: | GoodRelations is a standardized vocabulary for product, price, and company data that can be (1) embedded into existing static and dynamic Web pages and (2) processed by other computers. GoodRelations is used to describe what your business is offering |
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| Justification | |
| Recommended by: | |
| Submitted by: | MichaelUschold |
| Competency Questions: | Which retrievable Web Resources describes an offer
supplies for a given good} described by a {type of good; specific make and model}
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| Domains: | |
| Scenario: | Vendor puts bundle of specific products for sale; specifies exactly where will ship to |
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| OntologyURI: | 1 (0) |
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| Web references: | http://purl.org/goodrelations/, http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1, http://purl.org/goodrelations/v1.html, http://www.ebusiness-unibw.org/wiki/GoodRelations, http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-lod/2009Jul/att-0192/goodrelations-UML-2009-07-18.pdf |
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The GoodRelations ontology provides a conceptual model for a consolidated view on commerce data on the Web, e.g., companies, store locations, offers, product descriptions, pricing, payment, shipment, and warranty information. Since its official release in August 2008, it has gained substantial popularity and is supported by e.g. Yahoo and BestBuy. At the time of writing, there are more than 1,5 million non-toy product model descriptions, 450k individual offers with price information, and 50 k company profiles available. In addition, the popular RDF Book Mashup1 now exposes Amazon and eBay offers of new and used copies for more than 100k book titles as GoodRelations data.
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