Bill B wrote:
My point is that there is an unavoidable and inherent
subjectivity to all expressions of how things “are” in the world
(to a greater or lesser extent depending on how the _expression_ was created) and
it’s a misguided to think that one can unequivocally assert how things “are”.
Bill
Yes, that paragraph is worth repeating. So
every employee in the enterprise has a subjectivity (and therefore an operational
ontology) that expresses her unique viewpoint of the world, of which the
enterprise is just one part. Leveraging her ontology onto the enterprise
ontology is the right design for knowledge workers’ semantic systems.
JMHO,
-Rich
Sincerely,
Rich Cooper
EnglishLogicKernel.com
Rich AT EnglishLogicKernel DOT com