Cloud computing has exploded. So much so that it makes you wonder what the future holds for this technological evolution. That is exactly what one writer did as he meticulously described a future data center and the artificial intelligence that will run it.
Rivet Software has released Dragon View 5.1, an upgraded version of software that simplifies the review and analysis of documents created in eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) format, the standard required for financial filings submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Sentiment360, Inc. a social media monitoring and analytics company has announced that it has completed the acquisition of artificial intelligence text mining technology from Enkia Corporation.
Yummly, the world's first semantic recipe search engine, brings together and understands recipes from all over the web. This new tool is designed to help people meet their nutritional and weight loss goals by making it easy to adopt and maintain healthy eating habits in 2011 and beyond.
Dell has agreed to buy medical archive services company, InSite One Inc. The company offers cloud-based health-care applications that archive medical records and share images.
Managing content on a typical destination marketing organization’s website is very competitive, almost as competitive as servicing the customers.
In an announcement from the Library of Congress, they share their pleasure in making available new vocabularies from its Authorities and Vocabularies web service, which provides access to Library of Congress standards and vocabularies as Linked Data. The Authorities and Vocabularies web service was first made available in May 2009 and offered the Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH), the Library's initial entry into the Linked Data movement.
The concept of SaaS clouds has gained significance with services being hosted in a common cloud environment within the enterprise or outside the enterprise.