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Hakia adds PubMed, enhances medical search

Hakia adds PubMed, enhances medical searchhakia Search ExamplesAs a member of the hakia team, I wanted to respond to your point about the example search results. We have more sample searches (that you can compare with PubMed's itself) on our blog: http://blog.hakia.com/?p=310. I hope that helps to demonstrate the benefits...

Tags: Pubmed, Hakia

Discussion threads 2008-06-12

Hakia adds PubMed, enhances medical search

In April this year, New York-based Hakia announced an enhancement to their beta web search that focussed upon providing timely and accurate health information to consumers; "For the first time, users will start to get credibility-stamped search results in full view, instead of just popularity-ranked...

Tags: Abstract, Health Care, Ontology, Hakia, PubMed, Heart Attack, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-06-12

hakia licenses OntoSem technology to third parties

New York-based semantic search company hakia will today use the Search Engine Strategies Conference to announce that their Ontological Semantic technology, OntoSem, is available for licensing. Illinois-based RiverGlass, Inc. is the first licensee, and will work to enhance their existing real-time analytics solutions with OntoSem. I spoke...

Tags: Lexicon, Ontology, OntoSem, RiverGlass Inc., Hakia, Semantic Web, Strategy, Internet, Management, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-03-18

Robert Scoble's applecart

'Google doesn't understand social behavior' is the premise upon which Robert Scoble developed his ideas about how Mahalo, Facebook and Techmeme will trounce Google over time. I'm no more convinced than most of those who are cited on Techmeme except in one area I regard as a green field...

Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Wisdom, Robert Scoble, Techmeme, rnrnBusiness, Hakia, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2007-08-28

What's next on Microsoft's search agenda?

What's next on Microsoft's search agenda?Look at HakiaHakia has done some things very right. It has put fun back into search.Item 3Integration into and dependence on other MS technologies old fashioned embrace and extend is presumably the primary reason why MS is in the search business at all. The...

Tags: SEARCH, Intellectual property, Microsoft Corp., Hakia

Discussion threads 2007-07-31

Additional Resources

Semantic Search Round Table at the Semantic Technology Conference

Wednesday's opening Keynote here in San Jose sees Guidewire's Carla Thompson joined on stage by senior representatives from many of the more interesting players in the Semantic Search space; Tomasz Imielinski from Ask, Peter Norvig from Google, Riza Berkan of Hakia, Scott Provost from Microsoft, William Tunstall-Pedoe of the UK's...

Tags: Result, Search Engine, Search Result, Question, True Knowledge, Carla, Tomasz, Questions, Wolfram Alpha Team, Search, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2009-06-17

True Knowledge API lies at the heart of real business model

Semantically powered question answering start-up True Knowledge today made its Semantic Search API available for public consumption, taking the next step on the company's journey out of beta and providing a clear steer as to the way in which they intend to generate revenue. As the company's...

Tags: Knowledge, Knowledge Base, True Knowledge, Query API, True Knowledge Home Page, Strategy, Management, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2009-04-13

Cognition Technologies unveils their Semantic Map

Los Angeles-based Cognition Technologies today announced availability of their Semantic Map to the English language. According to Cognition's press release, "[their] Semantic Map provides software applications with an 'understanding' of more than four million semantic contexts" The...

Tags: Press Release, Software, Web, Cognition Technology, Cognition Technologies, Channel Management, Semantic Web, Tools & Techniques, Marketing, Internet, Management, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-09-16

Search engines under the spotlight this week

I'm spending most of this week at the Intel Developer's Forum but also wanted to give some time to another show happening in the Bay Area this week: Search Engine Strategies, being held at the San Jose Convention Center in Silicon Valley. Monday was one of those unofficial days of...

Tags: Search Engine, Search, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2008-08-18

Europe discussing the business of the Semantic Web at ESTC

I've written before about the importance of events that move us past introspection and academic debate, and bring the real benefits of semantic technologies to a wider business audience. As the Semantic Web Gang discussed recently, North America has had the excellent Semantic Technology Conference for several years, and this...

Tags: Europe, Conference, Semantic Web, Research & Development, Benefits, Internet, Business Operations, Human Resources, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-08-17

Yahoo's desperate search times call for open source

Yahoo has opened its search for developers to customize in its latest step in what it calls its Open Strategy, a plan to make Yahoo a platform. The effort is dubbed Yahoo Search BOSS, which allows "allows developers and companies to create and launch web-scale search products...

Tags: Yahoo! Inc., BOSS, RealNetwork, Open Source, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-07-10

News to know: Google-Yahoo; Twitter; IE8; Cable follies

Notable headlines: Larry Dignan: Yahoo's Google ad deal: Savior or mistake? Icahn's plan goes kaput as Microsoft talks end Garett Rogers: Microsoft and Yahoo stop talking, and Google wins Mary Jo Foley: Yahoo says it won't sell its search biz to Microsoft...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Google Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Microsoft Corp., Cable, Twitter, Icahn, Spyware, Adware & Malware, Cyberthreats, Workforce Management, Hacking, Security, Human Resources, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-06-13

News to know: Apple; Hakia; EclipseCon; ActiveX security

Notable headlines: David Morgenstern: Did Microsoft beat Apple to dual-sided touch technology? Jason O'Grady: Apple bumps Airport Express to 802.11n Paul Miller: hakia licenses OntoSem technology to third parties Paula Rooney: Run-time rival for Java, .NET? Dana Gardner: EclipseCon debuts...

Tags: Security, Data Center, Hewlett-Packard Co., Apple Inc., Microsoft Corp., ActiveX, Data Centers, Semantic Web, Storage, ActiveX/COM/COM+/DCOM, Hardware, Data Management, Internet, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-03-18

Is all publicity good publicity?

There’s a well-known saying that all publicity is good publicity, but you have to wonder whether the team over at Radar Networks feel that way this morning. The company is behind Twine, which was unveiled to much fanfare at the O’Reilly Web 2.0 Summit last November. Having...

Tags: Application, Network, Radar, Beta, Twine, Marshall, Aerospace & Defense, Semantic Web, Manufacturing, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-03-12

Semantic Web enables innovative steps at Reuters

Global news agency Reuters is one of those venerable organisations that it's hard not to respect. Superficially, at least, it would be easy to assume them to be an organisation whose days must surely be numbered in a world where the data they used to monetise is increasingly available on...

Tags: Web, ClearForest Corp., Reuters Ltd., Calais API, Podcasts, Semantic Web, Channel Management, Internet, Marketing, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-03-11

Google's OpenSocial: Strategy, money and the art of war, err APIs

Google's OpenSocial: Strategy, money and the art of war, err APIsI still haven't drank the OpenSocial kool-aid...but your last sentence does put everything into perspective, doesn't it?For reasons too long to mention here, I will say I'm getting sick and tired of Google's ways of doing things, like the internet...

Tags: strategy, Facebook, Google Inc., API, Google OpenSocial

Discussion threads 2007-11-02

Coming up: Web 2.0 Summit

Coming up: Web 2.0 SummitWEB 2.0 so and so!I don't understand why people don't see the next dot.com bust coming!! People, don't you realize that just about every new start-up that comes out is the SAME THING!! If it's not social networking or video uploads it's now mashups!! STOP the...

Tags: Advertising & Promotion, Facebook

Discussion threads 2007-10-17

Semantec Search Right for the Enterprise?

Google might be great for somethings, but when it comes to finding the "long tail" of Internet Web sites, Google comes up short, at least that's the hope Wall Street-startup, Hakia, Inc. The company has released a beta of its semantec search engine that Stephen Baker reports can...

Tags: Google Inc., Page, Worker, Dave Greenfield

Blog posts 2007-09-05

Scoble's summer movie doesn't kick Google's butt

Robert Scoble livened up the August vacation time, when companies prefer to hold their announcements until after Labor Day (in the U.S. at least), with 35 minutes of video proclaiming that "SEO-resistant technologies like Mahalo, Techmeme, and Facebook are about to upend the search industry," meaning Google's dominant position in...

Tags: Google Inc., Search Engine, Movie, HDTV, Scoble, Dan Farber

Blog posts 2007-08-27

Life without Google: Today is Google free day

Richard MacManus at Read/Write Web has declared today Google free day. Among his rules: Don't use any of the five major search engines; Avoid meta search engines; Ditch vertical search engines; Consider changing your home page or uninstall everything; Document your experience.Richard will be trying out Hakia. I'm perusing Kartoo as we speak. Updates tomorrow....

Tags: Search, Life Without Google, Google, General

Blog posts 2007-06-12