semantic
Open Source Semantic Engine Introduced by Nuxeo
fise (Furtwangen IKS Semantic Engine) is an open source RESTful semantic engine to which NUXEO has made contributions. According to the contributors, the goal of fise includes to bring new semantic features to CMS.
Read MoreNew Director of Interoperability Certification for Open Geospatial Consortium
Dr. Luis E. Bermudez has been appointed Director of Interoperability Certification for the OGC where he will among other things, manage the OGC Certification Program and lead plugfest activities.
Read MoreIntegration – The Most Overlooked Component of Semantic Technologies
Sean Martin, CTO of Cambrige Semantics was recently interviewed on his views of integration.
Read MoreSemantic Technology StartUp Acquired
Federated Media acquired semantic profiling technology platform from semantic search startup TextDigger.
Read MoreAutomatic Tagging – How Intuitive Is It?
Open Text Content Analytics engine that intelligently extracts meaning, sentiment and context from content.
Read MoreThe Triumphant Ascendance of the Librarian
Librarians are hoarders with conventional and intellectually-provincial minds and authors struggle to think outside the boxes that librarians keep foisting upon the academic disciplines within which they both operate.
Read MoreConference on Linked Data Coming Soon
This ISKO UK one-day conference examines how this linking can be done using Semantic Web technologies like URIs, RDF and SKOS, and how real-world examples of Linked Data in action are here, now, and are growing.
Read MoreBRICO Ontology Experiment
The BRICO (for “bricolage”, a French word meaning something like “robust but diverse mishmash”) knowledge base is an integration of several distinct knowledge resources in FramerD.
Read MoreOpen Semantic Framework Debuts in Citizen Dan
Citizen Dan is an open source system for local governments and organizations to publish and visualize community data and content.
Read MoreActions Speak Louder Than Words – Especially On the Internet
In the amount of time it takes to click a button, your computer is sending thousands of lines of code about you and where you’ve been on the Internet to your next stop on the information highway – without asking.
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