According to a new article, “the BBC website trumpeted a story based on a research paper: Supercomputer predicts revolution. It said that articles from a variety of sources including the New York Times and BBC Monitoring were processed through a supercomputer and the resulting patterns charted deteriorating national sentiment in Libya and Egypt as well as suggesting that Osama Bin Laden had been hiding in Pakistan rather than Afghanistan.” Read more

Biomax Informatics recently announced the latest release of its enterprise platform, the BioXM Knowledge Management Environment. According to the article, “The BioXM system integrates information from different data sources to dynamically build semantic networks representing up-to-date knowledge, which can be mined and analyzed. BioXM version 4.0 introduces web-application functionality (web apps) and numerous other enhancements. This next-generation BioXM platform is the realization of Biomax’s vision to provide an easy-to-use, cost-efficient, configurable knowledge management platform that builds upon current semantic concepts.” Read more

A short while ago, we reported that Monster.com brought semantics to its platform. Now Monster has gone a step further: “Monster.com is getting into the cloud-computing mix with a new ‘semantic search and analytics platform’ service called SeeMore, which it launched on Thursday morning. Merging two hot capabilities —
cloud-based delivery and analytics — makes a lot of sense for Monster, which no doubt supplies many companies with a lot of data in the form of resumes. Giving them a relatively pain-free way to make the most of that information only makes Monster that much more valuable.” Read more

Adly, an advertising platform that monetizes celebrity distribution in social media (learn more here) recently announced “the beta launch of its complimentary brand and celebrity influencer dashboard, Adly Analytics. Now in testing with Adly’s top celebrities, Adly Analytics is designed to help top influencers manage and grow their audiences on Twitter.” Read more

According to a recent article, “Digital Reasoning, the leader in complex, large scale unstructured data analytics, today announced that is has opened a new office in Arlington, VA and added two highly experienced executives to its leadership team to accelerate growth in the government market. Eric von Eckartsberg joins Digital Reasoning as Vice President of Sales and Dave Danielson joins as Vice President of Marketing. The new office is located at 1001 N. Fillmore St in Arlington, VA and is aligned with Digital Reasoning’s strategy to expand its presence in the U.S. government market.” Read more