by Dave McComb | Mar 31, 2011 | Data-Centric Architecture
Reid Hoffman, of LinkedIn, came up with this tag line in a video I watched where he talked about Web 3.0. While it was a very Web 2.0 view of Web 3.0, that phrase “the data is the platform” really resonated. I actually do think this is the future. The...
by Dave McComb | Feb 14, 2011 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies
There are many differences between an ontologically inspired data model and a traditional data model, but it just occurred to me and I thought I should jot it down before it leaves me: the essential difference is in reducing complexity. By that I mean in the sense...
by Dave McComb | Feb 10, 2011 | Knowledge Graphs & Ontologies
How Can You Use an Enterprise Ontology? Dave McComb presented three brief case studies on the use of Enterprise Ontologies. These Enterprise Ontologies were presented at Sallie Mae, Procter and Gamble and LexisNexis at the OntologForum. Click here to view the case...
by Dave McComb | Jan 27, 2011 | gist & Open Standards
Michael Uschold was in the Fort for the last couple of days, and it sparked some interesting discussion on organizations in gist. In short we think we can now distinguish the broad range of types of organizations we want to cover (we want to include some non...
