June 06, 2009
Semantic Technology and Master Data Management

Master Data Management is now mainstream and those of us who have practiced it for a few years are battered, bruised and wearily displaying our scars.
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March 29, 2010
Cyber Security part 2 – The Semantics of Security Practice

In part 1 of the Cyber Security and Semantics series we discussed some of the highlights of how or where semantics may help transform the practice of Cyber Security. To under the full implications of why Semantics and Semantic Technology is so crucial for Cyber Security we need to examine more of the problem space associated with.
March 27, 2010
Orchestration on the Edge

Dave Beckett‘s recent SXSW talk “Command Line Semantic Web with Redland” highlights the value of decentralized, orchestration on the edge. 
March 23, 2010
HTTP PATCH and Tracking RDF Changes

 The formal adoption of PATCH as an HTTP verb is a useful trigger for discussing its potential applicability to managing distributed knowledge representation in RDF graphs.
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02.21.10 | Stephen E. Arnold
Could Google Become the Semantic Web?

Describing the Semantic Web as a “Web of data” is not too helpful for most people, I have learned.  There’s a lot of talk about it, but for most Web users, the idea described in 1981 by Tim Berners-Lee means little.
02.08.10 | Tony Shaw
Peer39: Interview with CEO Amiad Solomon on Semantic Advertising Issues and Opportunities

Peer39: Interview with Amiad Solomon

Founded in 2006 by an innovative group of scientists and engineers, Peer39 was voted by MIT’s Technology Review as one of the Top Ten Web Startups to Watch in 2008.  Semantic Universe editor Tony Shaw recently spoke with Founder and CEO Amiad Solomon about the company’s innovations, the FTC and what we may expect in the future.
07.02.09 | Tony Shaw
SemTech 2009 – List of Attending Organziations

The official attendance count for SemTech 2009 was 1170 individuals, from the following organizations (note many organizations were represented by multiple attendees).

07.01.09 | Tony Shaw
SemTech 2009 Post-Event Media, Blogs, and Trip Report Items

There were a lot of articles and blog postings written about the Semantic Technology Conference. Below is a list of those we are aware of.  If you know of others, feel free to send them to us at info (at) semanticuniverse.com so we can add them to this list.

06.30.09 | Irene Polikoff
Using Semantic Web Standards for Improved Text Mining

Better text mining makes it possible to connect information in a variety of sources. The technology can connect information in CRM databases with consumer e-mails and help desk reports to provide a more complete view of the customer. Text mining can also be used in national security applications to better identify terrorists and security threats; it can assist in marketing to mine reviews for feedback on products such as movies, books and music. It can help in scientific research by providing a way to better connect scientific articles.

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