computing

05.13.10

Strengthening the Four Pillars of the Advanced Enterprise through Semantics; Data, Processes, Resources, and Access

Data management, process management, access management, and resource management form the four pillars of the advanced computing enterprise. This includes critical technologies such as databases, web services & service oriented architectures (SOA), mobile devices, and cloud computing. Semantics helps adapt and unify them to your current enterprise to allow rapid adoption and effective use.

05.10.10

Automated Planning as a Semantic Technology

What is automated, domain-independent planning

04.19.10

Put Your Desktop in the Cloud to Support the Open Government Directive and Data.gov/semantic

Disclaimer: This article does not reflect the views of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and does not constitute endorsement by the EPA of the standards or products mentioned.

A Semantic Cloud Computing Desktop/Mobile Apps with Linked Open Data consists of the following:

02.26.10

What to Expect from Web 3.0 - HostReview.com (press release) (blog)

01.21.10

Breakthrough Analysis: Two + Nine Types of Semantic Search - Intelligent Enterprise

12.22.09

Chicago - Ontology What? (Or, Philosophy for Programmers: A Primer)

The Chicago Semantic Web & Linked Data Meetup Group Description: Ontologies form a critical piece of Semantic Web technology, enabling modes of knowledge representation and automated reasoning otherwise unavailable. The notion of ontology, however, is notoriously slippery. What is it exactly? Whence the term?

08.07.09

The Library of Congress Talks Digital Initiatives | Stacking the Tech - Library Journal

05.22.09

Data.gov ... What impact will it have and how important is it?

I'm following yesterday's Data.gov launch rather closely, and I assume many of the readers of Semantic Universe are doing the same. For more details go to...no surprise...http://www.data.gov/ (!!)

This is open data/linked data going really mainstream, with the backing of the White House. I have to believe it will be reported on and publicized much more than the average tech industry announcement. Which is good for us in the semantic community, right?

05.12.09

dod, NSF back Semantic Team Collaboration Startup collabwiki.com - PR Web (press release)

dod, NSF back Semantic Team Collaboration Startup collabwiki.com

05.04.09

Big Data: ssd's, R, and Linked Data Streams - O'Reilly Radar

Big Data: ssd's, R, and Linked Data Streams