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\paragraph{Further Development}
The following aspects can be considered for subsequent versions of the ontology:
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\item \textbf{Extend or crystallize the scope.} As already noted in \autoref{methodology}, the basic competency questions we used in \autoref{competency-questions} reference the ontology guide of the Protégé team. These questions are used to outline the scope of the domain. In this work we limited ourselves to the basic competency questions directly provided in the guide. However, the guide also allows for an extension of the competency questions. This provides an opportunity to further develop and shape the domain's scope by adding and answering additional questions.
\item \textbf{Crystallize or extend the scope.} As already noted in \autoref{methodology}, the basic competency questions we used in \autoref{competency-questions} reference the ontology guide of the Protégé team. These questions are used to outline the scope of the domain. In this work we limited ourselves to the basic competency questions directly provided in the guide. However, the guide also allows for an extension of the competency questions. This provides an opportunity to further develop and shape the domain's scope by adding and answering additional questions.
\item \textbf{Add additional contexts.} The two contexts described in this work (\gls{pc} and \gls{oc}) are the most important ones within this domain. However, it is possible to drill down further and map out more detailed context spaces. For example: Considering the vast amount of available project concepts, it might be reasonable to identify a simple representation and adapt it for the domain. Since projects are such an important aspect of \glspl{sco}, offering a generalized project model as a high-level overview and blueprint could be useful for the use cases described in the introduction.
\item \textbf{Further integrate processes.} This work focuses on a high level view of the core processes to keep the core of the ontology small and focused. The next version could integrate a more general model for supporting processes. These processes, for example an IT or legal support process, might be deeply intertwined with the core processes and it would be necessary to model them in this highly connected manner. This would probably require a deeper understanding about the connection between the core and support processes as well as a maybe a remodel, since this work reduces the ordering of the processes to a relatively simple relation (\relation{next\_process}) that might not be sufficient when integrating support processes.