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Web Company - Newsletter 27/06/13 The question, whether there is a sustainable and solid business model beneath Linked Data and the Semantic Web is key for further investments in this technology stack. In previous editions of this newsletter we have reported about good examples and bad practices, too. As Linked (Open) Data matures over the years, the clearer the picture has become how to establish a solid economic basis for the Semantic Web. In this newsletter you will read about some insightful thoughts on Semantic Web's business values and you'll get some flash-lights on how a specific domain is conquering the LOD stage: galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (aka GLAM). With best regards, Thomas Thurner Partnerships in a world of Linked Data  On the technical side, Semantic Web Company has become partner with OpenLink Software (US) to get enhanced performance for mature enterprise data integration. To roll out linked data projects for media and publishing, the partnership with Digirati (UK) is focused on Dynamic Semantic Publishing (DSP). read more topThere’s Money in Linked Data  Linked (open) data is more than yet another technology stack. Linked data is most of all a set of principles how to organize information in agile organizations that are embedded in fast moving and dynamic environments. And from this perspective there is a huge amount of money in it.read more topGetty boosts LOD-GLAM  At LODLAM Summmit 2013 in Montreal, Getty (J. Paul Getty Museum) announced the publication of their vocabularies as Linked Open Data. The four thesauri for Art & Architecture, Geographic Names, Artist Names and Cultural Objects count in total 1.200.000 records with 2.600.000 terms.read more top2nd generation Linked Data at Ordnance Survey  Great Britain's national mapping authority - Ordnance Survey - was a driving force in establishing Linked Open Data within the Open Government Data movement. In June 2013 they announced their next iteration of Linked Data services. More granular data, SPARQL 1.1 compliant endpoints, support for geography-based queries and other improvements give people an excellent service to build their applications on top.read more topI-SEMANTICS 2013  The I-Praxis track of this year's I-SEMANTICS will present a lot of interesting enterprise solutions that deal with semantic processing of data and projects based on linked data. Talks from:
read more topLinked Data for the Environmental Sector  Organizations working in the environmental sector most often act as intermediates between politics, economy and citizens. They are growing out of their role as plain content providers. To service the demands of their stakeholders they have to act also as data and tool providers for their respective communities.
In June SWC's webinar introduces several good practice examples achieving data governance in using the linked open data paradigms for this sector.  watch the video  topPublic review open  DCAT-AP is a specification based on the Data Catalogue vocabulary (DCAT) to enable cross-data portal search for data sets and make public sector data better searchable across borders and sectors. On 13 May 2013, the final draft of DCAT-AP was released for public review. The comment period will close on 15 July 2013 (extended deadline). Members of the public are invited post their comments. read more top |
All thesauri listed on wandwithin.com/pool-party.aspx are available in SKOS format, which, to- gether with PoolParty, can build a basic building block of an enterprise linked data strategy. Event Tip ISKO UK 2013
Event Tip I-SEMANTICS 2013 September 4-6 2013Graz, Austria With more than 400 participants every year I-SEMANTICS is one of the largest conferences in Europe in the field of semantic systems and the Semantic Web. Meet our team and consultants at our booth in the exhibition area! read more |
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