In order to be more effective and prepare for the industrial roadshow we decided to enhance our prototypes with respect to what was presented during the first two years of the project, namely: the Polymedia JSNI (Javascript Native Interface) Use Case and the the Multimedia Vertical Use Case (Editor and Player).
This has been done in the scope of the project with the main goal of increasing the appeal of the demonstrators when presented to potential prospects or, more in general, the participants of industrial events and conferences Polymedia/KIT digital has been planning to support. Of course we’re again talking about prototypes so we don’t pretend to provide fully fledged products in a mature engineering phase but instead concrete ideas to leverage the semantic technologies adding value to our current mainstream product line while addressing customers’ requests at the same time. Continue Reading →
July 20, 2012
by Vladimir Comments Off on Ontotext @ IKS Workshop
I presented a short introduction to Ontotext technologies at the IKS Workshop in Salzburg in June 2012. Ontotext is a Bulgarian company, a world leader in semantic technologies. Our main products include the OWLIM semantic repository and the KIM semantic annotation and search platform, based on GATE. Continue Reading →
July 18, 2012
by Martin Comments Off on Netzmühle eCommerce solution using Apache Stanbol
Netzmühle is a web agency founded in 2008. Located in the city of Salzburg we are developing online marketing and individual e-commerce solutions. To develop very successful solutions we always observe trends in search engine optimization, design and technology. But we are not only observers we also want to take part in applying new technologies. Therefore is very interesting for us to be involved in the IKS community. As early adopters of Apache Stanbol we presented at the 7th IKS workshop in Salzburg a first demo solution to show the advantages of the semantic web in an e—commerce solution. Continue Reading →
July 15, 2012
by Avolpini Comments Off on WordLift powers Enel.TV (Semantic TV Example)
The overall idea of Enel.tv (a website that will go online next month) was to celebrate Enel’s 50th Anniversary with the development of an interactive video channel dedicated to their archive. Founded in 1962, after an historic political debate that led to the nationalisation of 1,300 local electricity companies, Enel is now Italy’s largest electricity company and one of the main players World-Wide. In this post we will present ioio.js a framework we developed for WordLift users to personalize the user-experience on semantic-aware WordPress blogs (WordLift brings the power of Apache Stanbol to WordPress).
