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LogicMelon Improves Hiring Process

By Melody Smith | August 1, 2011

LogicMelon has completed the launch of its new hosted CV database platform. MyCVDatabase is an advanced semantic matching system which significantly reduces the time-to-hire process by matching candidates with real-time client vacancies.

Goldfire 6.6 Released

By Melody Smith | July 27, 2011

Invention Machine is making available Invention Machine Goldfire 6.6, the Company’s innovation intelligence platform. The latest release features enhancements that help companies build and foster a collaborative culture for accelerating innovative products and services to market.

Can Humans Do Better Than Computers? Sometimes?

By Melody Smith | July 26, 2011

The buzz continues around Google +, both good and bad. It seems like every day I am hearing about a situation with folks being “booted” or blocked. Even William Shatner apparently got booted from the algorithm giant. Is this because they are so locked into those algorithms that even semantic technology can’t save them from a misunderstanding? Can they really loosen the reins enough to let users have some control?

Ontologies and Semantic Networks

By Melody Smith | July 25, 2011

As knowledge organization systems increase in complexity, we have increasing numbers of dimensions or features or ways to define the terms. Semantic networks help with bringing all those concepts together and tagging them so that you can look at them in lots of different ways.

New Partnership Addresses ICD-10 Compliance

By Melody Smith | July 22, 2011 |

Amerinet Inc. and Atigeo has joined forced to provide customized healthcare solutions. Amerinet will make Atigeo’s xPatterns solutions available to their members to reduce costs and improve productivity for ICD-10 code compliance.

Semantic Technology Applied to Customer Service Monitoring

By Melody Smith | July 21, 2011

Straight from Modena, Italy, Expert System, has developed a solution to improve customer service, combining semantic analysis of sentiment and customer satisfaction monitoring with advanced natural language customer interaction features.

Semantic Technology Needs A Solid Taxonomy

By Melody Smith | July 19, 2011

The changes in retail traffic and popularity of things like GroupOn, Try It Local, etc. is motivating GeoCommerce to complete the process of consummating strategic relationships to ensure their footing in the future of Consumer Identification and Authentication.

Some SPARQL in Your Life

By Melody Smith | July 18, 2011

SPARQL is a protocol and query language for the Semantic Web and the Open Geospatial Consortium is seeking public comment on the candidate OGC “GeoSPARQL: A Geographic Query Language for RDF Data” Standard. The candidate OGC GeoSPARQL standard defines spatial extensions to the W3C’s SPARQL protocol and RDF query language.

Semantic Technology Improving Workflow

By Melody Smith | July 15, 2011

FirstRain has launched a set of enhancements designed to simplify the experience of monitoring your company, industry, competitors and investments. Focusing on two major areas: role-based workflow improvements and mobile app availability, this newest release delivers a new level of simple yet effective intelligence integration into the daily workflow of sales, marketing and finance professionals.

Semanticizing Managed Content

By Melody Smith | July 8, 2011

For those who believe in smart content and that it is necessary for semantic content, they might find Interactive Knowledge Stack (IKS) interesting. It provides a framework for semanticizing managed content.