New Resource Available

By |February 5th, 2015|News, search|Comments Off on New Resource Available

The term corporate librarian isn't heard much these days. In the world of downsizing, redundancy, and streamlining, most organizational charts seem to be missing this very valuable position. There is a new resource out there addressing this very problem. "Corporate Libraries: Basic Principles in a Changing Landscape."

Everybody in the Pool

By |February 4th, 2015|News, ontology, semantic|Comments Off on Everybody in the Pool

Semantic Web Company recently announced the launch of PoolParty Semantic Suite Version 5. This taxonomy management and knowledge graph management software platform includes support for ontology management, custom schema management, enhanced entity extraction, linked data harvesting, Web crawling, and auto-classification in enterprise systems such as SharePoint, Confluence, Drupal and more.

Looking at Taxonomy Trends

By |February 3rd, 2015|News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Looking at Taxonomy Trends

Heather Hedden, author and taxonomist, is taking a look at the products available and the trends that are evident within the taxonomy field. Some things haven't changed like the increase in cloud/web-based software, more SKOS/RDF/Semantic web framework software, and more plugins to SharePoint, content management systems, and search engines.

Intelligence of All Kinds

By |February 2nd, 2015|News, semantic, Standards|Comments Off on Intelligence of All Kinds

Artificial intelligence has come a long way from the character Data on Star Trek and even farther from 2001: A Space Odyssey. It is now part of our daily habits, i.e. Apple's Siri.

Brought to you by the silent letter

By |January 30th, 2015|News|Comments Off on Brought to you by the silent letter

English is not the easiest language to learn: we already know that. There seems to be an exception to every rule. I before E, except after C, for example. What about cover, hover, and over?