By Melody Smith|January 24th, 20132013-01-23T22:48:58-05:00
We just reported yesterday on the American Medical Association's (AMA) continued battle to stop the ICD-10 coding classification transition that is due to be finished in October 2014. Today, we learn about the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) responses to their protests.
By Melody Smith|January 24th, 20132013-01-23T22:43:07-05:00
ThinkAnalytics has launched two metadata libraries to go with their Recommendations Engine. This new addition is targeted to aid intelligent navigation and personalized discovery.
By Melody Smith|January 23rd, 20132013-01-22T23:36:36-05:00
Even with the deadline coming faster and faster, the American Medical Association continues their resistance to the ICD-10 coding classification transition.
By Melody Smith|January 22nd, 20132013-01-21T23:04:46-05:00
The European STATegra Project has been tasked with developing solutions to connect data production and data analysis. This will enable biologists to gain enhanced insight and understanding of their experiments.
By Melody Smith|January 22nd, 20132013-01-21T23:02:51-05:00
A known semantic search technology provider, hakai, recently announced it has licensed their product, hakia Enterprise Semantic Search (HESS), to a Flow.
By Melody Smith|January 21st, 20132013-01-20T22:18:19-05:00
Search has many parts. The parts of search are moving parts and every system does it a little differently. There’s the search software, based on one of two major camps. Then, there’s the computer network that it’s riding on. Then, there’s the way that the text is parsed, which is not always the same.
By Melody Smith|January 21st, 20132013-01-20T22:09:48-05:00
Another exciting case study... MAI in Amazon Cloud using Amazon Web Services Nigel Kerr, JSTOR, and Bob Kasenchak, Access Innovations, Inc., will describe the revolutionary way MAI is being implemented by the JSTOR collection, which numbers about 8.5 million academic articles. Over the course of the JSTOR thesaurus project, we have to use the emergent thesaurus to index these articles several times for testing and implementation. One significant challenge is: how we can index and re-index this vast volume of data without slowing down the thesaurus assembly efforts? To meet this challenge we are using Amazon Web Services (aka "the Amazon cloud"), in which we can "rent" processing time and storage on-demand. This allows us use a large number of computer resources for a very short period of time to get the indexing done. Just another example of how MAI is being adapted to meet our clients needs!
By Melody Smith|January 21st, 20132013-01-20T22:19:10-05:00
The International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium will run in Melbourne from July 22-26, 2013. With a theme of “Building a Sustainable Earth through Remote Sensing,” the conference will include a strong technical program covering SAR, LiDAR, hyperspectral, optical, 3D, atmosphere, cryosphere, oceans, land, data management, semantic web, and more.
By Melody Smith|January 18th, 20132013-01-17T23:17:13-05:00
Berlin publisher De Gruyter has chosen a semantic content enrichment platform from Temis. Luxid, their premier product, works to ensure smooth delivery of content.
By Melody Smith|January 18th, 20132013-01-17T23:16:42-05:00
Jetlore is launching a platform designed to power the development of a social application. This sets a new path from the past when developers would have to basically reinvent the wheel over and over again.
