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Peer Recognition
CIOReview has chosen Semantic Research for its 20 Most Promising Defense Tech Solution Providers 2015. IT Business Net brought this news to our attention in their article, “CIOReview Selects Semantic Research for 20 Most Promising Defense Tech Solution Providers 2015.” This is based on the evaluation of Semantic Research’s solutions that bring together relevant data from multiple…
Read MoreFree Webinar Featuring Semantic Technology
Semantic technology is changing so much things, including how users discover information. Often this happens without the users knowledge. If you want to learn more about how this can happen, take advantage of a free webinar offered by SAGE and featuring their LUXID technology. Content providers across all industries, not just publishing, are making significant investments…
Read MoreLost in Translation
It has always been fun to play with automatic translators and see what they come up with. Kids are even doing it with Siri and other voice recognition systems. We have come an incredible distance but still – Russia is (well, was now) translating Russia as “Mordor” and the surname of the Russian Foreign Minister…
Read MoreTechnology Can Be Hip
Technology and the fashion world have come together in one very interesting way. A search engine called Donde Fashion now enables fashionistas around the world to look for clothing, shoe and handbag brands by using artificial intelligence technology. iDigitalTimes brought this interesting news to us in their article, “Donde Fashion’ App Lets You Curate Your Dream Closet Using…
Read MoreBuilding Customer Relationships with Analytics
Everyone knows a business is only as strong as its customer relationships. With social media, those relationships have never been more important. This interesting topic came from Your Story in their post titled, “Customer is king, and SaaS-based TrueSemantic helps companies get his approval.” TrueSemantic is a Software as a Service (SaaS) product that helps companies…
Read MoreThe Human Touch
Many companies are building machine learning algorithms and despite the challenges this presents, those that are successful have not totally eliminated the human variation. This interesting information came to us from DATAVERSITY in their article, “Machine Learning and ‘Human-In-the-Loop’ Computing.” The practice is called ‘human-in-the-loop’ computing. It starts with a machine learning model takes a first pass…
Read MoreA Different Kind of Ontology
Healthcare has been moving to online services for quite some time now. The portals allow users to seek solutions to their health problems and find resources in choosing doctors. There are also more alternative resources that deal with cures, home remedies, and a natural approach to health care. All of this information is considered valuable…
Read MoreSolid Investment
Many organizations are struggling to manage large and complex sets of data flowing into their organization at a rate they can’t possibly manage with traditional technology. There is typically a mechanism to capture and manage structured information, however much of today’s information is unstructured and stored in separate silos. DATAVERSITY brought this information to us in their…
Read MoreIntelligent Technology
Remember when you could type metadata into a search field and not get results that included NSA? Linux Gizmos brought this information to our attention in their article, “Google releases Cloud Vision API with demo for Pi-based robot.” Recently Google released a preview of its Cloud Vision API for tasks like identifying objects and faces,…
Read MoreNew and Old Search
Search is not new. Finding the data you seek is not a new challenge. How this happens and the tools used to accomplish it, has changed. Business 2 Community brought this interesting information to us in their article, “Brave New World: The Future of Search.” It’s important to understand the evolution that has happened in search…
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