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"Semantic Query: Solving the Needs of a Net-Centric Data Sharing Environment"
:: 24 May, 2007
BBN's Matt Fisher and Mike Dean will present "Semantic Query: Solving the Needs of a Net-Centric Data Sharing Environment" at 2:30pm on May 23, 2007 at The Semantic Technologies Conference in San Jose,
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About The Conferences -
Wilshire Conferences is a widely respected education, training, publishing and research organization, focused on the production of high quality conferences, seminars and reports in the information technology industry. Wilshire's programs focus particularly on issues related to large-scale data management and integration.Wilshire sponsors the annual Data Management Association (DAMA) International Symposium & WILSHIRE Meta-Data Conference, and the Information and Data Quality Conference. Additional background on Wilshire Conferences is available here.
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SemTech 2007 Public Relations
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Email: semtechpr@aahsomepr.com
About Semantic Arts -
Semantic Arts is a technology consulting company specializing in application of semantics to Enterprise Architecture. Dave McComb, the President of Semantic Arts, is the author of Semantics in Business Systems, published by Morgan Kaufmann.
Semantic Arts, Inc.
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Tel: 970-490-2224
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Semantic Technology Conference 2007 -
What's New in 2007:
Semantic Solutions
More Case Studies
More Proven Applications
More "How To"
More In-Depth Technology
More Products & Exhibits
Poster Sessions
Field Trips
Product Seminars
Program Advisory Board
Topic Areas Included:
Business Case for Semantics
Getting Started with Semantic Technologies
Semantic Web Applications
Service Oriented Architectures
Industry-Specific Semantic Applications
Semantic Search and Query
Ontology and Taxonomy Development
Business Vocabularies
Semantic Data Integration and Databases
Semantic Wikis and Collaboration Environments
Semantic User Interfaces
Programming Semantic Applications
Open Source and Vendor Tools
Semantics for Rails
Who Will Attend:
CTOs and Strategists at technology firms
Information Architects and Strategic Technology Planners at Fortune 500 companies
CIOs and Information Technology Managers
Venture Capitalists and Investors
CEOs of software startups
Product Managers from software and hardware companies
Data Analysts from major public and private organizations
Academics and Researchers
Software Developers
Press and Analysts
Technology Consultants Program Advisory Board
2007 Program Advisory Board
The SemTech Program Advisory Board comprises some of the leading experts and practitioners in the semantic technology industry, contributing their expertise to help create the most relevant and up-to-date educational agenda possible:
Mills Davis, Project10X
James Hendler, University of Maryland
Ralph Hodgson, TopQuadrant
Elisa Kendall, Sandpiper Software
Kevin Lynch, Raytheon
Dave McComb, Semantic Arts
Deborah McGuinness, Stanford KSL
Eric Miller, Zepheira
Brand Niemann, EPA
Mehmet Orun, Genentech
Jeff Pollock, Oracle
Why Semantic Technology?
Semantics is a hot industry sector – a $2 billion per year market and projected to grow to over $50 billion by the year 2010. Leading analysts have estimated that 35-65% of our System Integration costs are due to Semantic issues. And in every sector of the market - software infrastructure and tools, methodology, internet based activity and support for implementation projects – both inside the enterprise, and across the Internet, our biggest software challenges come down to creating and resolving meaning. In other words: semantics.
The SemTech Conference is where Semantic Technologies and Web 3.0 (the Semantic Web) come to life - in products, in working applications, in case studies, and in conversations with hundreds of developers, enterpreneurs, and practitioners who are building a new industry. SemTech 2007 is a world-class educational program. Join us this year, as an attendee, presenter, exhibitor, or sponsor.
The 2007 program will include a wide variety of presentations - both business and technology focused - from all communities. If you have a good story or case study that relates your experience and success in working with semantic technology then we invite you to make a proposal for the conference. The official deadline for submitting speaking proposals is past, however we do accept proposals for "Late Breaking News" sessions as well as for replacement speakers.
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