Using Semantics in the real world

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  • PoolParty

    PoolParty

    PoolParty is a semantic middleware that helps organizations develop knowledge graphs based on Semantic Web standards

    Photo by: Andreas Blumauer / Semantic Web Company

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • IBM Social Engagement Dashboard

    IBM Social Engagement Dashboard

    IBM Social Engagement Dashboard tries to capture context through metrics such as activity, influence, and broker potential to build recommendation systems for the enterprise

    Photo by: Marie Wallace / IBM

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

  • Learning with Memory Embeddings

    Learning with Memory Embeddings

    Modeling a decision process in healthcare by incorporating Patients, Decision Makers, Outcomes and Confounders (elements that influence decision makers and outcomes)

    Photo by: Volker Tresp / Siemens

    Caption by: George Anadiotis

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What vendors like IBM, the Semantic Web Company, and Siemens are doing with semantic technologies

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PoolParty

PoolParty is a semantic middleware that helps organizations develop knowledge graphs based on Semantic Web standards

Caption by: George Anadiotis

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