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May 15, 2012
by Sebastian Germesin

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terkait – Chrome Widget for semantic analysis of web content. Powered by VIE

IKS technology has reached Google Chrome’s Webstore. What started as a test-bed environment for several VIE widgets has lately emerged to an application that supports a user with related content while browsing the web. It’s codename? terkait. Continue Reading →

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May 10, 2012
by Suat

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Semantic Management of Health Related Data with Apache Stanbol

This blog post describes the health domain specific demonstration that we will be presenting in the Extended Semantic Web Conference which will be held between 27th and 31th of May in Heraklion, Greece. The demonstration mainly shows the semantic enhancement, indexing and search of content and knowledge related with the content using various components of Apache Stanbol, which are Contenthub, Enhancer, Entityhub and CMS Adapter.

This post will describe the demonstration scenario in a moderate technical detail by giving the information about how Stanbol components are merged to provide health domain specific semantic functionalities for non-semantic content management systems. Continue Reading →

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May 9, 2012
by David Eccles

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Lunaria + Drupal + Apache Stanbol Early Adoption

As part of the early adoption scheme sponsored by IKS, Lunaria, an Edinburgh based company, has for some time now a working demo up and running of a possible implementation of the Apache Stanbol software stack enhancing content through a Drupal installation. A plain slide cast explanation is available here. Continue Reading →

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May 7, 2012
by AFlack

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VIE/CreateJS for your PHP application

We’re in the process of building a PHP library for managing data based on VIE/CreateJS to facilitate the integration of the CreateJS interface and the necessary RDF rendering into the plethora of PHP-based frameworks and applications. While development is done based on the CMS we use in-house (MidCOM), the aim is to make it as generic and as simple to integrate into other systems as possible. Continue Reading →

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