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May 2008
Opinion
See You at SemTech! See You at SemTech!
The Semantic Technology Conference is nearly here, and the event will mark one year since the SemanticReport was started. During that time, many of you have been in contact with us, and several of you have become contributors. Your participation is helping to make the SemanticReport the voice of semantics for business.
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Interview
From-the-Top - Metatomix
ImageLast week I spoke with Jeff Dickerson, CEO of Metatomix .

SR: Jeff, what has Metatomix been doing in the semantics space?

Dickerson: Metatomix spent the first four years developing its patented ...

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Book Excerpt
Book Excerpt: Semantic Web for the Working Ontologist
We are presenting an excerpt from Dean Allemang's newly released book. This is the closing chapter of the book, which, as all closing chapters should be able to do, stands alone nicely. We are happy to be able to give y...
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Knowledge Management
The Semantics of the the Dublin Core – Metadata for Knowledge Management
ImageIn my previous article, I proposed that the library catalogue could be used as a blueprint for the Semantic Web. Perhaps theoretical and conceptual, the arguments fleshed out the ideas, but not the practical applications. For this article, I...
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May 2008
Blog - Golda Velez
FedBizOpps search on "Semantic" = 1
I took a look at Nova Spivak's Twine demo this week. One of those ouch! moments when you realize that the thing you've been trying to build on and off for a couple years just got done better, slicker and faster. I've still got a few things I'd do differently - I'd focus more on annotating each URL and using that as a concept address for notes, and provide a simple way for webmasters to get a feed of all the comments users make about their pages. But the basic idea of a bookmarklet that lets y...
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Blog - Dave McComb
Categories and Classes
We've been working with two clients lately, both of whom are using an ontology as a basis for their SOA messages as well as the design of their future systems. As we've been building an ontology for this purpose we became aware of a distinction that we think is quite important, we wanted to formalize it and share it here.
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Blog - Stephen Lahanas
My Semantic Manfesto
I've been talking with my son this week about the importance of words and what they mean. He is studying the Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the Articles of Confederation in his 5th grade history class - he was so inspired by reading those documents that he asked me to take him to the Library of Congress on our trip to Virginia next week. I was suitably impressed and was also reminded of the relationship between concepts and constructs.
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Integration - Stephen Lahanas
Semantic Integration - The SI of Tomorrow
Currently when people use the acronym “SI” they tend to refer to something known as ‘Systems Integration' or specifically to ‘Systems Integrators.' However, the nature of what a 'system' is and how that concept is evolving are going to change the way that we look at this particular term in the relatively near future. I predict that within the next ten years, ‘SI' in the context of information systems technology will primarily refer ‘Semantic Integration.'
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Blog - Dean Allemang
Should every web page be semantic-backed?
A few months ago, when SPARQL made it up to Candidate Recommendation at the W3C, the announcement elicited considerable discussion on the techie forum /.  A common sentiment expressed there was that RDF and SPARQL are just some weird fad, and that relational tables are here to stay.  In ten years, we'll still be coding in SQL, and nobody will remember what RDF stands for.
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