Posts Tagged ‘Semantic’
ORCID is Coming to Canada
ORCID and the Canadian Research Knowledge Network (CRKN) along with support from a working group of 16 Canadian stakeholders who are deeply committed to supporting research, scholarship, and innovation in Canada, are collaborating to build ORCID-CA, the ORCID consortium in Canada. The Canadian Research Knowledge Network brought this news to our attention in their article, “ORCID-CA, the…
Read MoreThe Popularity of Artificial Intelligence
Google’s major developer conference is preparing to kick off and there seems to be a lot of buzz around artificial intelligence (AI). Many want to know what Google will be offering that involves machine learning and AI. Computer World brought this interesting information to us in their article, “At Google I/O, enterprises may get A.I. they…
Read MoreLinguistic Challenges in Foreign Languages
Linguistic traps can be embarrassing and horrific, depending on the guffaw. It could result in more than embarrassment over using the wrong verb when using a language other than your first one. This interesting information came to us from JSTOR Daily in their article, “Friend or Faux? The Linguistic Trickery of False Friends.” Call it semantic…
Read MoreInformation Architect Position Available
To be as helpful as possible to those in the fields of taxonomy, semantic technology, digital archiving, etc., we are sharing with our readers any career opportunities that we find. Even if you are not in the market for a career move, it is always good to stay on top of what is available and how the…
Read MoreMachine Learning Changing Daily Processes
Machine learning continues to be a presence in the business world, especially when it comes to innovative digital experiences. Business 2 Community brought this interesting information to our attention in their article, “10 Ways Machine Learning Will Transform the Everyday Digital Experience.” The web content management system market is changing because more organizations recognize the necessity of…
Read MoreWords That Roll Off the Tongue
If someone asked you to name the most beautiful word or phrase in English, how would you begin to choose? Would your decision be based on the meaning of the word or how it is spelled, or maybe how it sounds? Phonaesthetics is the study of the euphony and cacophony of words without regard for…
Read MoreAddressing Semantic Modeling Challenges
Constellation was recently presented with the first ever Project Haystack Award for adoption of Project Haystack methodology. This interesting information came to us from PRWeb in their article, “Project Haystack Award Recognizes Constellation for Adoption of Haystack Semantic Modeling and Tagging of Device and Equipment Data.” The award was presented in front of a packed…
Read MoreAI in Digital Marketing
Digital marketing faces the same challenges from technology changes as any other business. Perpetual growth is what digital marketers are striving for and the target is constantly moving. This interesting information came to us from CustomerThink in their article, “The Future of AI in Digital Marketing.” These challenges pressure digital marketers into the search for the next big…
Read MoreSemantics Plays a Role
In my family, there are several names beginning with “M” and it is inevitable when my mother calls for one, she usually goes through all the names before she gets to the one originally intended. It turns out there is a scientific reason for this humorous and sometimes frustrating error. This information came from the…
Read MoreFinding the Value in Standards
The value of standards is about more than just messages. As the standards community rises to the challenges of semantic data, reference data, and metadata, the potential value of standards to business and information architects continues to escalate. FinExtra brought this information to our attention in their article, “Standards are more than messages.” The Standards Forum is…
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