Posts Tagged ‘Taxonomy’
Cognition Technologies Featured in Semantic Software Research
Cognition Technologies, known for its Semantic Natural Language Processing (NLP) was highlighted in the Gilbane Group’s latest research entitled Semantic Software Technologies: Landscape of High Value Applications for the Enterprise.
Read MorePeer39 Partners with AppNexus
Peer39, known for their semantic advertising solutions, announced integration of the company’s semantic targeting capabilities with AppNexus, the real-time advertising platform for ad networks, demand-side platforms, trading desks, and other leading online advertising companies.
Read MoreArchiveConnect Gets Remodeled
Group Logic has released a new version of ArchiveConnect, its File System Archiving (FSA) solution for Mac desktops.
Read MoreLinked Data, DOI, RDF, and Dublin Core
On a quest to reach the holy grail of the Semantic Web.
What started as a straightforward and elegant model by Eric Miller as the Resource Description Framework (RDF) has become incredibly complicated. When I first came upon this model, in the early days of the Dublin Core standard discussions, it was a framework. That is, it was a self describing way to transmit an XML file. The RDF formed a wrapper around the XML by including the XML Schema (DTD) so that whoever received the file would know what the elements, attributes, allowed ranges, etc. were, and be able to use the data included without further hunting for file descriptions, translations of the fields (elements), how they related, etc. RDF has grown up and become embroiled in discussions of triples, Subject-Object-Predicate discussions, and its use as the basis for linked data and even the basis for the final real implementation of the Semantic Web.
Read MoreeFileCabinet Releases Version 5.0
eFileCabinet Version 5.0 contains in-demand features including document-level indexing, full-text search, document retention, document tracking, and workflow.
Read MoreTime to Clean Up Technology Taxonomies?
Technology Taxonomy sectors have changed and evolved and many are saying that the taxonomies have not kept pace.
Read MoreEnterprise Content Management Strategy – How do you handle it?
Author asks the question, “why don’t organizations just use file shares and a search engine” when trying to support information managements across the enterprise”?
Read MoreB2B Sites Launched From Ag Group
Penton Media began rolling out reengineered versions of nine sites from its Agriculture Group this week. DeltaFarmPress.com, SoutheastFarmPress.com, SouthWestFarmPress.com and WesternFarmPress.com are all now enhanced with new navigation, more updates and interactive additions like blogs, video, podcasts and webinars.
Read MoreUsing a ‘Collabulary’ to Create a Taxonomy
Libraries and librarians have been the gatekeepers to knowledge stores for more than 200 years. As their collections grew, they invented ways to easily find the information and knowledge they stored by creating classification systems and then subject headings to identify the concepts or topics represented in the items being stored. Every major language now has at least one classification system, and most countries have created and adopted classification and subject access systems, such as the Universal Decimal System (UDC) or Lenin’s outline of knowledge for Russia. In the United States, the use of the Dewey Decimal Classification system, Sears Subject Headings, and the Library of Congress Classification system is widespread.
Read MoreContent Management System Goes Mobile
Pharos releases a content delivery module for its Mediator content management platform that manages content preparation, metadata production and approvals workflow for mobile and on-demand applications.
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