Posts Tagged ‘Semantic’
CliniWorks Receives Best Practices Award
CliniWorks Inc. has received the prestigious Judge’s Choice Award in Bio-IT World’s 2011 Best Practices Award competition. This news was found in the article, “CliniWorks Wins Bio-IT World’s 2011 Best Practices Award.” Established in 2003, Bio-IT World’s Best Practices Awards program selects organizations for their outstanding innovations and excellence in the use of technologies, practices, and…
Read MoreAnswering the World’s Questions
Semantic technology is being used to build a large-scale platform to answer questions, interactively.
Read MoreAgenda Announced for SemTech
The agenda for the 2011 SemTech conference and expo in San Francisco in June has been released. A full spectrum of business, government, and consumer activity is scheduled around the field of semantic technology.
Read MoreMetadata May Be Taking the Stand
Companies that deliver and manage electronic discovery services, metadata, or data that is embedded in electronic documents, can tell us precisely how and when an electronic document was created, modified, and transmitted. Thus, letting the document tell its own story.
Read MoreQ&A Startup Stops
The paint is barely dry on the closed sign for Q&A start-up PeerPong, but competitor Formspring has already picked up PeerPong CEO Ro Choy to serve as its COO, as well as a few other former PeerPong employees.
Read MoreBig Data, Big Challenges
Everyone seems to be addressing the challenges of data – managing it, handling it, storing it. However, for startups that challenge is even more daunting.
Read MoreLocation Tool Drives Business
LocalResponse launches its long-awaited public beta of their new tool that allows business owners to respond to their customers to drive transactions. Localresponse.com allows businesses to track their consumers in real time by organizing, indexing and prioritizing various location-based services.
Read MoreSix Degrees of Indexing
What would it be like to have search sites take your friends’ opinions into account when you look for restaurants? Newspaper sites that use their knowledge of what’s previously captured your attention online to display articles you are interested in? Sounds a lot like Amazon’s technology, doesn’t it?
Read MoreiGlue On Its Way To Being a Publicly Traded Entity
Power of the Dream Ventures has announced they are going forward on a roadmap for iGlue to take the company public in the United States.
Read MoreSemantic Search Technology Awarded a Patent
Expert System has been awarded a patient by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for its Cogito® semantic platform. The patient safeguards Cogito, which relies on deep linguistic analysis and semantic disambiguation of text to ensure a complete understanding of a text without the use of statistics or keyword based technologies.
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