Be Informed is an internationally operating, independent software vendor. The Be Informed business process platform transforms administrative processes. We worked with Be Informed on the P&G project to redefine how they tracked and obtained approval for materials used in their many projects worldwide.

Coherent Knowledge offers the tools the increasingly knowledge-based economy needs. We teamed with Coherent Knowledge on the Schneider –Electric project to create a semantic rule-based approach to electric product configuration.

We have developed a joint service offering with Fluree in the pharmaceutical and life sciences domain to accelerate eCTD filings.

Global IDs allows organizations to follow a systematic approach to taking cost out the data ecosystem. We have just penned our MSA with Global IDs and plan to begin a joint project soon.

We are working with Graphwise to develop enterprise semantic search capabilities for organizations using SharePoint and anticipating the need for taxonomy and ontology development.

We have worked with Lymba on several projects, including one where they extracted triples from Equity Analyst Research Reports and conformed the information to the ontology we built, and also worked with them on chatbot automation and question rewriting.

Lymba sells a suite of products including the K-Extractor. The K-Extractor can extract RDF triples from unstructured documents. In the default configuration, it extracts a small set of known predicates. They have a rule-writing capability that allows both the recognition and the mapping to a specific (Enterprise) ontology. Two of our consultants have been trained to write these custom rules, and we are about to build a proof of concept using K-Extractor to extract information from documents to adjust their retention classification.

RDFox is the high-performance knowledge graph and semantic reasoning engine developed by Oxford Semantic Technologies—a rapidly growing deep tech start-up, spun out from the University of Oxford and backed by leading investors including Samsung Ventures and Oxford Science Enterprises.

These solutions are supported by RDFox’s industry-leading speed and stability, with enterprise features like high availability and loading times that are orders of magnitudes faster than other graph databases. 

We are currently working with RDFox at Payzer, a software services firm for the HVAC contractor space.

We worked with a Progress team at Sallie Mae to convert our ontology into a canonical message model in the Progress tool DXSI, and then subsequently built out the SOA messages to support the integration of a new line of business with Sallie Mae’s existing applications and architecture. We are currently evaluating the Corticon suite for compatibility with the architectures we are deploying.

We have a deal with Price Waterhouse Coopers that sets us up to work in either of three modes:

1. They can subcontract us as experts on their projects that involve semantic technology
2. We can subcontract them either in areas of their vast domain expertise or to help scale out (sometimes projects need more resources)
3. We can jointly bid on projects that combine our skills.

We have partnered with PWC on an engagement at Morgan Stanley, and have done two internal projects for PWC.

We teamed with 3 Round Stones on a project at Sentara to build a personalized medicine mashup. The proof of concept combined anonymized discharge records from asthmatic hospital admissions, and very detailed air quality information from the EPA. The air data included 5 air components (Ozone, Nitrous Oxide, Carbon Monoxide, Sulfur Dioxide, and Small Particulates) by day for the zip code of the patient’s residence. The mash-up allowed patients to see the specific components of the air on the days they were admitted and had the same information for the current date.

We worked with Soal on creating an enterprise architecture and a long range plan for the Texas Teachers Retirement System.

Stardog is a premier, global semantic knowledge graph supplier, founded on the vision of making data usable when it counts – not for answers tomorrow or next week, but for right now.   And that starts with breaking the cycle of repeatedly copying and transforming data for each new project. If you want to drive growth and innovation in today’s complex world of never-ending data capture, you can’t be bogged down with rigid data structures. You’ve got to let your data flow.

We’ve partnered with Stardog professional services and product teams during implementation and tool enhancement with two of our largest clients; Morgan Stanley and IDA.