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Back To School

By |October 31st, 2011|News, reference, semantic|Comments Off on Back To School

If you are one of those people who love to learn something new all the time or maybe someone who enjoys going to school as an adult professional, this might be right up your alley. Free university classes - yes, I said free. From Stanford School of Engineering, an experiment in distributed education that offers "Machine Learning" free and online to students worldwide during the fall of 2011.

New Partnership Focusing on Semantic Enrichment

By |October 27th, 2011|News, semantic|Comments Off on New Partnership Focusing on Semantic Enrichment

HighWire Press has entered into a strategic partnershp with TEMIS. HighWire will integrate the full suite of Luxid® software within its ePublishing Platform to provide automated content annotation, enrichment and linking to its customers.

Compliance Challenges and Semantic Solutions

By |October 25th, 2011|News, semantic, Standards|1 Comment

One of the common challenges for data and tool integration is how complex biological data can be due to its inter-connectivity. With no standards or processes widely adopted, this left little hope for improvement in the situation. However, recent attempts have focused on the use of semantics to assist integration, and Semantic Web technologies are being welcomed by this community.

Avoid the Chaos

By |October 21st, 2011|Autoindexing, News, semantic|Comments Off on Avoid the Chaos

Many healthcare professionals are worried that reimbursements will decline drastically after the ICD-10 implementation in 2013. Some are even comparing it to the mortage crisis.

Clearing the Air

By |October 20th, 2011|News, semantic|Comments Off on Clearing the Air

Few would argue about the growing volumes of data our digital lives have created. Many look to semantic technologies as a solution, or at least enhance processing and analyzing data. The constant challenge is the data was mostly published for human consumption and software finds it a challenge to format that which it doesn’t understand.

Fall Semantic Conference in D.C.

By |October 20th, 2011|News, semantic|Comments Off on Fall Semantic Conference in D.C.

Mediabistro has announced the program for its Semantic Tech & Business Conference scheduled for November 29-December 1, 2011 in Washington, D.C. This conference covers the latest innovations in Semantic Web and linked data technologies.

Start-up Technologies Get Some Recognition

By |October 19th, 2011|indexing, News, semantic|Comments Off on Start-up Technologies Get Some Recognition

A list of start-up categories most admired was released and it is no surprise that content management made the top spot. A majority of the start-ups are into IT or mobile space, as these are the hottest selling regions.

ICD-10 Compliance In Time

By |October 18th, 2011|Autoindexing, News, semantic|Comments Off on ICD-10 Compliance In Time

Verisk Health has expanded the DxCG Risk Solutions suite to include greater predictive power and reporting capabilities. Now the product is compliant with the International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision, Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM) system. This comes in time to meet the October 2013 deadline to switch from the ICD- 9 classification system to the new ICD-10-CM.

Keeping Up With Mobile Search Technology

By |October 18th, 2011|News, search, semantic|Comments Off on Keeping Up With Mobile Search Technology

Longtime provider of semantic search and advertising solutions, VSW has announced that it has launched its VS4Food(TM) search app for mobile phones running on the Android(TM) operating system.

Semantic Risks

In a recent issue focusing on risk one article in Bloomberg Businessweek made the statement, “Such semantics may feel like distinctions without a difference. For underwriters in the specialty market of political-violence insurance, though, they’re crucial.” The semantic distinctions had to do with the labeling of political “protests” in Egypt and elsewhere in the Arab world. I put “protests” in quotes to draw attention to the issue of semantics and its impact on insurance and risk assessment.