talis

ZDNet Resources

• sort by:
• Relevance
• Date
• Popularity

European Semantic Technology revisited

I mentioned the European Semantic Technology Conference ESTC in my previous post, just before going off on holiday. Since then, I've been asked to moderate a panel at the event. The topic is clearly directly relevant to readers of this blog, hence the plug. The conference organisers...

Tags: Web, Technology, Conference, Talis, Channel Management, Strategy, Semantic Web, Marketing, Management, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-09-15

Additional Resources

News to know: Microsoft; Oracle patches; Google; HP; Facebook; Win 7 systems ;

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily.  For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Mary Jo Foley: Microsoft makes it official: Forefront reaches the cloud Ryan Naraine: Microsoft tackles patch management metrics with Project Quant Oracle...

Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Hewlett-Packard Co., Oracle Corp., Patch Management, Microsoft Corp., Twitter, Data Centers, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Taxes, Patches, Free Trade, Storage, Hardware, Data Management, Web Services, Enterprise Software, Software, Financial Planning, Finance, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-04-16

Leigh Dodds talks about Talis Connected Commons

I wrote about Talis' Connected Commons last month, and today spent some time talking with the company's Platform Programme Manager, Leigh Dodds. The conversation has just been released as a podcast which looks at the rationale behind the company's offer and the specific licensing choices that beneficiaries...

Tags: Connected Corp., Podcasts, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2009-04-15

News to know: Conficker; TomTom vs. Microsoft; Intel; Google

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily.  For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Ryan Naraine: German researchers score Conficker detection breakthrough Larry Dignan: Enterprises thrown a lifeline as Conflicker worm looms ...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Google Inc., Larry Dignan, TomTom, Microsoft Corp., Twitter, Intel Corp., Corporate Communications, Cable, Marketing, Telecommunications, Personal Technology

Blog posts 2009-03-31

Growing the Linked Data pool, with the Talis Connected Commons

Back in December of 2008, I wrote about a new initiative from Amazon to make large sets of public data more accessible. Amazon offered to mount the data for free, and for developers writing applications elsewhere in the Amazon Web Services ecosystem even the bandwidth cost of communicating with GenBank,...

Tags: Data, Amazon.com Inc., Semantic Web, Cloud Computing, Web Services, Internet, Enterprise Software, Software, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2009-03-30

Delivering Industry-Leading Data and Network Security With Talis Data Systems Datagent Security Module

The growing demands of computer systems and sensitive data requirements have created unprecedented vulnerabilities to security attacks and damage losses. The Datagent Security Module by Talis Data Systems controls user access to all hardware, prevents data migration across multiple secure networks, and avoids the susceptibility to attacks possible with software-based...

Tags: Attack, IDC-MCS, Network, Network Security, Security

White papers 2008-11-01

Semantic Exchange offers online briefing exploring New Developments in Semantic Technology for the Enterprise

The Semantic Exchange, a new membership organisation comprising many of the companies leading the way in commercialising semantic technologies, is beginning a series of promotional and educational activities with an online briefing tomorrow, 18 September. According to the free sign-up page, participants can; ...

Tags: Semantic Web, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-09-17

Mozilla admits that Firefox EULA is flawed

Mozilla admits that Firefox EULA is flawedCompeting with ChromeThis is Mozilla trying to compete with Google for evil ;-pBut really, they have good reason to lock things down - "community builds" that were called "Firefox" and were within the rules, but happened to be loaded with spyware - but have...

Tags: Web browsers, EULA, Firefox EULA, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Corp.

Discussion threads 2008-09-16

Semantics in Advertising

Whilst there's quite a tendency these days to stick 'semantic' in front of almost every word in the dictionary and attempt to create a new industry segment, the related markets of advertising and marketing do actually seem ripe for this sort of engagement. Ion Interactive President &...

Tags: Advertisement, Contextual Advertising, COGITO Advertiser, Semantic Web, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-09-15

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

Kevin Kelly looks to the next 5,000 days of the Web

Like most of us at Talis, I'm a big fan of the TED videos. There's always a wow moment lurking in each of these recordings, and many of them do a great job of challenging assumptions. More often than not, they're also powerful examples of how best to convey new...

Tags: Web, Kevin Kelly, Kevin, Channel Management, Semantic Web, Marketing, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-08-01

Venturing into Semantic Technologies ?

One of the most interesting sessions at the consistently engaging Semantic Technology conference in San Jose back in May was the 'Semantic Venture Panel: Investor Opportunities and Pitfalls.' Alex Iskold did a good job of capturing the essence of the session for ReadWriteWeb and I recommend a...

Tags: Infrastructure, Venture Capital, Semantic Web, Investment, Corporate Communications, Financial Accounting, Finance, Financing Startups, Internet, Marketing, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-07-29

Tim Berners-Lee talks cranberry sauce and Linked Data in New York City

Sir Tim Berners-Lee took to the stage in New York City last night, to deliver the final keynote of the day at JupiterMedia's new semantic web event, Linked Data Planet. The ballroom of the Roosevelt Hotel was certainly busier than earlier in the day, as a smattering...

Tags: Tim Berners-Lee, Brand, URI, Data, Tim, RDF, Semantic Web, Branding, XML, Printers, Internet, Marketing, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Hardware, Peripherals, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-06-18

Commercialising the Semantic Web

Following an earlier post on this blog, last month I found myself moderating a panel in the final session of one of the tracks at this year's World Wide Web Conference in Beijing. As I commented via Twitter at the end of the session, "Great...

Tags: Garlik, Semantic Web, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-05-15

TopQuadrant welcomes Jena lead architect as Chief Product Architect

Established North American Semantic Web company TopQuadrant today announced that Jeremy Carroll is joining the company as Chief Product Architect. Whilst at HP Labs, Carroll was lead architect on the open source Jena toolkit that lies behind much of today's commercial and non-commercial work on the Semantic...

Tags: Toolkit, TopQuadrant, Semantic Web, Software Development, Internet, Software/Web Development, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-05-13

Why kill Google?

Technology journalists from the mainstream media appear obsessed with locating some magic bullet with which to topple Google from its dominant position in today's Web, and use of violent language seems part and parcel of this obsession. Have Larry and Sergey done something to upset them? Did they all have...

Tags: Google Inc., Semantic Web, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-03-28

Semantic Web Gang forms, debates Semantic Web 'readiness'

With the increasing cacophony from 'semantic' players in the technology space, it can be extremely difficult to work out what's important, to identify the trends, and to make informed decisions about how any of this affects you and your business. As part of our contribution to bringing some clarity to...

Tags: Semantic Web, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-03-25

Jim Hendler shares AI's lessons for the Semantic Web

Professor James A. Hendler goes by the daunting title of 'Tetherless World Senior Constellation Professor' at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute RPI in Troy, New York. Behind the title stands a man who has been closely involved with Artificial Intelligence AI research for many years, and someone recognised as amongst the progenitors...

Tags: Web, Vision, Hendler, Semantic Web, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-03-20

Semantic Web sets conference data free?

Conferences can be useful for bringing a group of 'interesting' individuals together in one place for a few days, and giving them time and space to focus on a particular set of issues without the usual distractions of the working day. Blackberries, iPhones, and free venue wi-fi make the distractions...

Tags: Conference, Semantic Web, Internet, Paul Miller

Blog posts 2008-03-17

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