Fall Conferences Address Taxonomy & Knowledge Management
Joint conferences this fall in Washington D.C. offer networking and good learning opportunities.
Read MoreTaxonomies — Here, There, Everywhere
I went to one of my favorite bookstores the other day. I have been awaiting the release of E. E. Knight’s Winter Duty. Looking at the overhead signs for sections, I realized that this is the beginning of a taxonomy….My realization that the bookstore is using a taxonomy made me realize that taxonomies are merely a way of grouping information together in a way that is relevant to the user.
Read MoreDigital Data, Search Tools and Lawyers – Oh My!
Lawyers and Search – what do they need to know?
Read MorePatent Awarded for Audio Search
Nexidia has received its 10th United States Patent Award for original research. This latest award adds to the company’s previous patents covering phonetic indexing and search technology.
Read MoreBrix iPhone App Released
The research and development side of XBRL US Labs has introduced the latest taxonomy services for business reporting.
Read MoreSAS Product Named 2010 Trend Setting Product
SAS Text Analytics was named a Trend Setting Product for 2010 by KMWorld magazine. SAS’s product locates and retrieves relevant data and lets customers obtain insights from electronic text, improve search results and derive intelligence to determine their best course of action.
Read MorePatents Awarded to New Jersey Institute of Technology Researchers for Ontologies
Patent awarded for “Intersection Ontologies for Organizing Data,” a method for organizing sets of data into forms that are more easily usable.
Read MoreSemantic Technology StartUp Acquired
Federated Media acquired semantic profiling technology platform from semantic search startup TextDigger.
Read MoreSemantic Web Gone Wild
The original vision for the semantic web was that digital information would be just as readable and understandable to a person or to a machine. Some software currently has a limited understanding of simple metadata. But there seems to be a log jam in the semantic world.
Read MoreSocial Reprieve
In this day and age of social media infiltrating every area of our lives, for good or bad, there is one area that has resisted this trend – books. Perhaps the last refuge from social media, many go to find shelter from the friending and tweeting in their comforting pages and worn binding. Unfortunately, this once solitary refuge is looking to join the social realm as companies like Copia and BookGlutton look to jump on board.
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