May 20, 2011
by Suat
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In a general sense, Stanbol CMS Adapter (previously named Ontology Generator) transforms an existing content structure (e.g. category hierarchy, folder structure) into a semantic web compliant schema (ontology). For JCR/CMIS supported systems this process is done by defining bridges and for the other content management systems it is done manually. In this blog post, I will try to explain how this mapping is done for those two cases.
May 19, 2011
by mkalten
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punkt. netServices is an IT company located in Vienna, Austria working in the area of knowledge- and information management solutions via Drupal, WordPress and Atlassian Confluence (beside working on SKOS Thesaurus Meta Data Management Solutions via the product PoolParty) has been invited to be an IKS Early Adopter (EA) in the course of the IKS – Interactive Knowledge Stack project.
May 17, 2011
by gratcliffe
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Like most good Content Management Systems, GOSS iCM is designed to manage unstructured documents. This means that content authors can write articles covering any subject in any style without being constrained by built-in limitations.
There are increasing benefits in identifying data held within these documents and publishing this data in a form that is accessible to automated tools (as RDFa markup in pages served on the site, and through a special query server called a SPARQL endpoint).
May 13, 2011
by Wernher
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The landscape of content management is changing: the application builders are becoming more “webby” and the web content providers are becoming more “appsy” – the whole movement is towards interacting with the user. IKS (Interactive Knowledge Stack) is providing the community with open source, permissive license components that can be added to existing systems via RESTful services. Our two main directions in 2011 are: (1) further maturing the semantic enhancement engines currently developed at Apache Stanbol and (2) the “Vienna IKS Editables” – pushing RDFa semantic annotations to HTML5 based “rich editors”. The next big event will be a workshop in Paris, from 5-6 July, 2011. Check it all out on http://www.iks-project.eu/
May 5, 2011
by admin
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This blog site is an open information bulletin board for the IKS Community to share information on the work and results of the project.