Workshop on Automated Reasoning
A workshop on automated reasoning about context and ontology evolution will take place in Barcelona, Spain on July 17-18, 2011.
The Power Of Survey Taxonomies To Skew The Results The Way You Want Them
I went to the doctor’s office this week and they asked if I would participate in a short Federal survey. I said sure. What followed was beyond frustrating.
Location Development Tackles Huge Hurdles
Fwix founder speaks about the challenges they have faced in location development and their solutions.
Web 3.0 Taking Us To New Levels
Everyone is trying to define Web 3.0. Is that because there are many definitions – data, semantic, etc.? And therefore, much potential?
More Semantic Technology News
LexisNexis has debuted their new semantic search “brain”. The next-generation semantic search technology identifies the meaning of multiple concepts within a single search query to help users zero in on core concepts faster and make fewer revisions to their search queries.
Access Innovations Announces Integration of Data Harmony® With Microsoft® SharePoint 2010
Access Innovations, a leader in the data and content management industry, has announced that its Data Harmony suite of content enrichment and thesaurus management tools can now be fully integrated with Microsoft SharePoint 2010. Data Harmony fills semantic gaps in SharePoint to help users take full advantage of their metadata through auto classification, enterprise taxonomy management, entity extraction, and search enhancements. The end result is information assets that are more searchable and more accessible.
Lexalytics Evolves to Semantic Technology
Lexalytics, Inc. has announced a major upgrade to its Salience product, bringing semantic features to the forefront.
PureDiscovery Powers First Glance
PureDiscovery Corporation has announced its semantic search technology now serves as the engine powering First Glance, the only early case assessment (ECA) solution on the market today that combines transparent concept search, visual clustering and near duplication technology.
Semantic Enrichment for Publishers: Beyond Search and Browse
Using taxonomies and semantic tagging of articles to enable subject browsing and to improve Search are two of the most popular reasons why publishers invest in semantic technology, but the potential benefits are not limited to these two applications.