Posts Tagged ‘Semantic’
Using Semantics in Governance
Data governance requires a standards-based, semantic approach. Datanami brought us this information in their article, “A Semantic Approach to Big Data Governance.” Big data is responsible for bringing organizations to the realization that the practical value of semantics enable them to maintain and improve governance principles over unruly unstructured and semi-structured data. Semantic technologies play a…
Read MoreUsing Semantic Technology In New Ways
The finance industry is no stranger to data-intensive processes. Hopefully the goal of most of those technologies is to improve and increase the data processing power. At least one technology firm is making the case that the answer to these challenges is in smarter data processing. Fierce Finance IT brought this news to our attention in…
Read MoreThe Changes in Technology
Machine learning or semantic technology is the basis for most commercial artificial-intelligence systems, and it is about to do things a little differently. This interesting information came from MIT News in their article, “More-flexible machine learning.” Currently using an object-recognition algorithm to classify a particular image, MIT researchers are presenting a new way that enables semantically…
Read MoreConference Early Bird Discount Ends Friday
The Enterprise Data World Conference in San Diego, CA on April 17-22, 2016 is just around the corner, and if you haven’t made the decision to attend yet, maybe the list of speakers and topics will help you make up your mind. The speakers can change the way you make decisions in our data-driven world and…
Read MoreIntelligence Is Not Only Determined by Language
I have people in my life that would accuse me of making this up to justify my own vices. So imagine my extreme joy when I have finally been vindicated. It seems a potty mouth may not be all bad. This interesting and humorous information came from Medical Daily in their article, “Bad Words: People Who…
Read MoreKeeping Track of History with Semantic Technology
Historians used to keep important information in their heads and then progressed to note cards and pieces of paper. Eventually official entries in record books became the norm, that is until digital indexing was created. Even then many of the traditionalists believed it was a fad or short-lived phenomenon. DATAVERSITY brought this information to us in…
Read MoreNew Applications for Semantic Technology
Kenniset is a public organization for education and information communication technologies in the Netherlands. They have deployed TopBraid Enterprise Vocabulary Net (EVN) from TopQuadrant to support the development of standardized semantics for Dutch education. KM World brought this interesting information to us in their article, “Standardized semantics for Dutch education.” TopBraid EVN is a Web-based system for…
Read MorePeer Recognition
CIOReview has chosen Semantic Research for its 20 Most Promising Defense Tech Solution Providers 2015. IT Business Net brought this news to our attention in their article, “CIOReview Selects Semantic Research for 20 Most Promising Defense Tech Solution Providers 2015.” This is based on the evaluation of Semantic Research’s solutions that bring together relevant data from multiple…
Read MoreFree Webinar Featuring Semantic Technology
Semantic technology is changing so much things, including how users discover information. Often this happens without the users knowledge. If you want to learn more about how this can happen, take advantage of a free webinar offered by SAGE and featuring their LUXID technology. Content providers across all industries, not just publishing, are making significant investments…
Read MoreLost in Translation
It has always been fun to play with automatic translators and see what they come up with. Kids are even doing it with Siri and other voice recognition systems. We have come an incredible distance but still – Russia is (well, was now) translating Russia as “Mordor” and the surname of the Russian Foreign Minister…
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