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24 Nov 09
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26 Mar 08
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n the semantic web, it's like every piece of data is given a longitude and latitude on a map, and anyone can 'mash' them together and use them for different things
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Semantics and mashups have the same goal of connect-the-data-dots but have very different ways of going about this complex task
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Semantic Web’ isn’t the same as ‘Semantic
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there's the conceptual underpinnings of semantics itself
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In practice, however, it is simply amazing to see how hard they are to create, how complicated they can be to maintain, and how sluggish generally slow they can be in production.
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one industry pundit remark recently that his efforts at creating semantic ontologies universally led to shouting matches and no unusable results.
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there's the practical differences between public, SaaS-type of world Yahoo lives in and the behind-the-firewall world of the enterprise
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t is near impossible to find enterprise-grade semantic solutions that show scale, show adaptability and don’t require a PhD to maintain.
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one of the biggest potholes on the road to the Semantic Enterprise will be the enterprises themselves
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Bringing semantics to the Web, a set of reasonably similar collections of knowledge that are 10-years-old at most, can be imagined through a combination of machines and community efforts (albeit a community the size of Yahoo’s)
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inside the typical enterprise you have 35+ years of information and information technologies to get ‘semanticized’ and, SOA efforts not withstanding, it is siloed, often undocumented, and about as disparate in format as you could possibly imagine
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Mashups can be the gap-filler between today and the Semantic Enterprise.
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Once semantics get their enterprise-kinks worked out, they'll make a valuable source of information for enterprise mashers.
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Are semantics the future of information? Of course they are.
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25 Mar 08
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