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Adaptive Data Management with Kyield

Angela Guess — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 13:00:57 +0000

Kyield founder Mark Montgomery has posted a new video entitled Kyield Enterprise – Data Tailored to Each Entity. the nearly eleven minute presentation is the third video in a series on Montgomery’s “revolutionary system that provides adaptive data management based on the self-managed profiles of each entity.” Watch the full video below. continued…

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Kyield Announces Pilot Program for New Semantic Enterprise Platform

Angela Guess — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 18:00:10 +0000

Kyield recently announced “a new pilot program for its recently patented semantic enterprise platform. The artificial intelligence system provides a holistic architecture that extends advanced business intelligence and predictive analytics to all information workers in the organization with an adaptive approach to data optimization.” Kyield CEO Mark Montgomery stated, “We are inviting well-matched organizations to collaborate with us in piloting our breakthrough system to bring a higher level of performance to the information workplace… In addition to the significant competitive advantage exclusive to our pilot program, we are offering attractive long-term incentives free from lock-in, maintenance fees, and high service costs traditionally associated with the enterprise software industry.” continued…

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.data Proposal by Stephen Wolfram Gets Responses From Semantic Community

Eric Franzon — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 16:30:48 +0000

It cannot be denied that Stephen Wolfram knows data. As the person behind Mathematica and Wolfram|Alpha, he has been working with data — and the computation of that data — for a long time. As he said in his blog yesterday, “In building Wolfram|Alpha, we’ve absorbed an immense amount of data, across a huge number of domains. But—perhaps surprisingly—almost none of it has come in any direct way from the visible internet. Instead, it’s mostly from a complicated patchwork of data files and feeds and database dumps.”

The main topic of Wolfram’s post is a proposal about the form and placement of raw data on the internet. In the post, he proposes that .data be created as a new generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD) to hold data in a “parallel construct.”

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Semantic Tech in 2011: The Year In Highlights

Jennifer Zaino — Wed, 21 Dec 2011 14:00:03 +0000

To accompany our recent podcast looking back on 2011, we’ve accumulated some additional perspectives from thought leaders in the next-wave Web space on the year that’s quickly passing us by.

Some highlights follow. You’ll see respondents hit on some common themes throughout, such as Big Data, sentiment analytics, specific vertical industry adoption, and the standards space:

SKOS has become an increasingly popular entry point for organizations that want to use semantic technology in practical applications without worrying about the more complicated aspects of semantic web technology. – Bob DuCharme, solutions architect, TopQuadrant

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Manage Structured Data and Reap the Benefits

Jennifer Zaino — Mon, 12 Sep 2011 06:26:59 +0000

Near the end of August Kyield founder Mark Montgomery was granted an artificial intelligence patent by the USPTO, titled “Modular System for Optimizing Knowledge Yield In the Digital Workplace.” Kyield is developing a modular and interoperable semantic system that aims at delivering a higher level of yield for the knowledge worker. The new patent’s value, Montgomery says, can be found in filters for semantically managing data quantity and quality, and continually adjusting the consumption of data that can be automatically collected and audited on the web, intranets, or wireless devices. Those filters – think of them as data valves – apply to all three modules represented in the patent.

“There’s a correct assumption that the performance of your organization in the future, even now, is going to be dependent on how you manage your data,” Montgomery says. “Data represents everything in your organization – your intellectual assets, customers, employees, knowledge workers. Everything is digitized now. We’ve created this exponential growth of data and this system lets you mange that data for the entire organization in an adaptable manner.”

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Semantic Web Elevator Pitch for: Enterprise Decision Makers

Eric Franzon — Wed, 09 Feb 2011 17:29:39 +0000

Mark Montgomery, CEO and Founder of Kyield, sent us this elevtor pitch. We are collecting these from our readers in an attempt to answer the question “What is the Semantic Web?” If you think you have a pitch in you, check out the original challenge.

Thanks Mark!

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Holiday Gifts On Semantic Web Experts’ Lists

Jennifer Zaino — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 09:06:52 +0000

Image Courtesy: Flickr/Lori Greig

It doesn’t matter whether this month you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, the Winter Solstice, or anything else. In December, most everyone’s thoughts turn to presents. So, what makes it to the top of some semantic web and data experts’ holiday gift lists for their friends, family, colleagues – the world?

We asked, and their (mostly) semantic-web inspired holiday lists include some real and some imagined – not to mention imaginative – ideas. Read on:

John Breslin, Lecturer and researcher at NUI Galway, Creator of SIOC

If I could give out some Christmas tools or tips to colleagues or friends, the first would be to try out Drupal 7 on their own website, and get the metadata out there. I’d also ask that my friends show their friends some of the cool semantically-powered tools like Siri or Sig.ma to show the power of linking things together with semantics. Finally, in terms of useful non-semantic free programs, I’d give out Evernote, Dropbox, Inkscape, the Gimp, and TweetDeck (great for multiple keyword searches like “semantic web” OR semanticweb OR “sem web” OR semweb). Oh, and an online backup program of your choice, like Mozy or CrashPlan!

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