The possibilities and limitations of semantic search are often discussed as more and more enterprises and applications utilize the technology. Research on the subject as grown almost as fast as the technology itself. Semantic search research is often based on large and rich data sets and a combination of techniques.
Mimesi has adopted Expert System's semantic technology to strengthen its information delivery platform. Geeks.com brought this news to our attention in their article, "Mimesi Selects Expert System to Strengthen its Media Monitoring Platform."
The Semantic Web continues to produce a profound effect at every level of information consumption, from the individual end-user to the enterprise. This evolution doesn't appear to be stopping anytime soon. You can easily see the implications for the corporate world are endless, thus the many organizations and products that continue to arrive on the scene offering "help".
One of our goals in creating taxonomies and thesauri is to express the concepts in natural language. Natural language means that you have written it the way somebody would say it. We don’t invert it.
Concept Searching is hosting a webinar entitled "Getting Knowledge Transfer Right Enterprise Wide" on September 5th. This is a joint effort with Discovery Machine Inc.
Understanding their customers has always been a goal of retailers. If you understand customers, you can appeal to their interests and needs with the appropriate products and approach. What your customers think of you is just as important. Do your customers think of you as a kindred spirit? Do they think you truly understand their challenges? These questions are important to consider for a strong relationship with your clients and inevitably, a profitable one.
TSO was selected by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) Publishing to publish bibliographic Linked Open Data. TSO is part of the Williams Lea group and their product is the OpenUp platform.
Alexander Street Press has updated its search interface with semantic facet browsing or more commonly known as an algorithm to identify categories of interest from a single keyword. With this new feature, results are returned pertaining to the keyword even if the keyword is not in the title of the resource.
Yahoo may have been one of the forefathers of the Internet, but it didn't take long for names like Google and Amazon to drown them out. However recently they have earned the nickname of Comeback Kid. Earlier in the week, Yahoo stock was riding higher than ever.
Semantic technology is weaving its way through every part of our lives. It assists in creating dynamic and comprehensive search results by using natural language processing to determine the meaning and context, just not the words in a search field. Now Google is taking semantic search into the social media world. The social activity adds another level of context on the premise that the most desirable product is the one that is usually talked about the most.