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3 More C's Of Ontology Engineering In The Enterprise

Keep control of your enterprise ontology

When designing a traditional architecture with a relational database near or at the bottom of your tech stack, the relational model is constructed to perfectly deliver the requirements and use-cases of the target system. Control is retained within the realms of the organisation…

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Flavors Of Prototypes

Live-data prototypes

Live-data prototypes are a little tougher to explain, but they are absolutely critical and the cost of producing them is dropping rapidly so I’m loving them more all the time. The main purpose of a live-data prototype is to actually prove something – normally it’s to prove…

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The Truth About Triplestores: The Top 8 Things You Need To Know When Considering A Triplestore - See More At: Http://ontotext.com/semantic-resources/#white-paper

Four use cases for triplestores

• Search and Discovery Search and discovery covers a broad set of applications but generally refers to any use case where organizations want to improve the content delivered through search. The ability to do this with semantic search improves the results. eg... ...imagine a…

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Two Misconceptions About The Semantic Web

Triples all the way down

RDF is meant to solve the problem of meaningfully publishing data (not just documents) on the World Wide Web. Beyond that, do what you want. More specifically, when you crawl and/or aggregate data from the World Wide Web, you don’t have to keep the RDF data as triples in your…

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Where Are The Semantics In The Semantic Web?

Four routes to Semantic Web progress

We anticipate that progress in development of the Semantic Web will take place by: 1. Moving along the semantic continuum from less clearly specified (implicit) semantics to more clearly specified (formal) semantics. 2. Reducing the amount of hardwiring that is necessary…

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