By Angela Guess on June 6, 2011 4:30 PM
Accenture Technology Labs is looking for a Research Manager and Technology Researchers at their Chicago, San Jose, or Washington DC locations. The description states, “Accenture Technology Labs is seeking creative and energetic candidates capable of helping to define and execute a strong research program in the following areas: Cyber Security Technologies, Multi Channel Interaction, Data and Platforms, and Analytics.” The post continues, “We currently have multiple openings for Technology Researchers. We are seeking creative and energetic candidates capable of defining and executing strong research programs in areas like those outlined above. Read more

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By Michael Grove on April 29, 2010 8:19 PM
Empire is an implementation of the Java Persistence API (JPA) for RDF and the Semantic Web. Instead of another implementation of relational databases, Empire implements JPA for RDF and SPARQL, thus allowing developers who are familiar with JPA, but not with semantic web techologies like RDF, to make an easy transition into this brave, new world. JPA is a specification for managing Java objects, most commonly with an RDBMS; it’s industry standard for Java ORMs.
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By Allan Cho on April 22, 2008 6:32 PM
In 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 will outline in greater detail how exactly, developments in library and information science are playing out, not only in the SemWeb, but also in knowledge management for business.
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