SEMANTiCS conference is the leading European conference on Semantic Technologies and AI. Researchers, industry experts and business leaders can develop a thorough understanding of trends and application scenarios in the fields of Machine Learning, Data Science, Linked Data and Natural Language Processing. The 19th edition will be hosted this year in Leipzig, Germany.

MLA | SLA’23 is the premier learning and networking event for librarians in business, legal, medical, military, government, academic and other “specialized” information environments.

Be sure to register for the conference and attend the sessions from SWC Knowledge Engineer Heather Hedder:

• Introduction to Knowledge Graphs
• Maintaining and Managing a Changing Taxonomy: Taxonomy Governance Fundamentals

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We are sponsoring The Knowledge Graph Conference to be held May 8-12, 2023 at Cornell Tech in New York City.

Do not miss our speakers at KGC

• Andreas Blumauer: Supporting ESG Strategies with Enterprise Recommender Systems and Knowledge Graphs
• Martin Kaltenböck: How Knowledge Graphs foster interoperability in Data Spaces

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Boot Camp BASICS takes place on Wednesday 26 April 2023, delivering an easy-to-understand half-day introduction to taxonomies, culminating in an extended ‘ask us anything’ Q&A session where your specific questions will be answered by our taxonomy experts, along with signposting to useful organisations in the space.

Presented by Heather Hedden, Data & Knowledge Engineer at Semantic Web Company.

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Why do we DO Text Analysis?

Simply put – we do text analysis to improve enterprise search.

But what does that mean exactly? Our webinar, led by Helmut Nagy, COO at Semantic Web Company, and Michael Iantosca, Senior Director of Content Platforms at Avalara, will break it down in the following ways:

• What is enterprise search?
• How to extract entities from text with machine learning and/or taxonomies
• Incorporating ontologies to enable named entity recognition
• Concept-based tagging and how it can be paired with an enterprise knowledge graph to contextualize the content
• Recipes towards structured content and how that can improve content delivery and grant personalized user experiences

Using Semantic Understanding in Content AND Structure

This webinar will guide viewers toward how better enterprise search can be used in real-world applications. Say you’re a contract department and you’re interested in locating paragraphs in various documents that pertain to penalties, which are spread across multiple databases and maybe even departments. A simple search is painstaking, but an enterprise search powered by semantics allows you to find specific articles down to the very sentence that mentions the penalty you’re looking for.

To achieve this, the search engine needs to semantically understand not only the content but also the structure of the document. There are standards such as DITA that focus on generic structures. Combined with knowledge graphs, this can be turned into a methodology for semantically understanding the structure of documents. This allows for more precise text analysis, as we can focus on using the right methods for the different contexts of a document. In this webinar, we will illustrate this principle with use cases, demos, and methodology.

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For the second time we will be at ConVEx, the conference for content developers that will take place in Baltimore from April 17 to 19, 2023.

Our colleague Heather Hedden, Knowledge and Data Engineer at Semantic Web Company, will hold a talk about “Knowledge Hub Creation Challenges and Solutions.“ Be prepared to learn how an enterprise knowledge hub brings together content from multiple repositories, applications, or silos with a single search and retrieval application.

Date: Tuesday, April 18, 1:00 – 2:00 pm EDT

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There are multiple ways a taxonomy, as the intermediary between users and content, can help us deliver targeted technical content experiences. Taxonomy expert, Heather Hedden, was invited to The Content Wrangler to share what she’s learned about how content teams use taxonomies to deliver targeted content experiences to different audiences.

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The IA conference is a gathering of practitioners from around the globe, who practice and teach Information Architecture and other design-related disciplines. SWC Data & Knowledge Engineer Heather Hedden will provide an Introduction to Knowledge Graphs on the first day of the conference at 11:00 am CT.

Be sure to register for the conference and attend Heather’s session to learn why there is a growing interest in knowledge graphs to organize information and make it findable in organizations with large amounts of data and content.

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Together with our partner Squirro, we will be participating for the first time in this well-established event in Germany specialized in the challenges and solutions for the manufacturing sector.

Listen to Bernd Schopp and Gordon Hayden on March 31, 2023, 13:30
Why the combination of AI technologies is a game-changer in manufacturing
Track: D3 TECHNOLOGY & PROCESSES GROUP B 

• What’s Composite AI and what are the key benefits to drive smart manufacturing
• How the combination of Composite AI and Generative AI will be a game changer for manufacturing this year
• Most relevant use cases where the combination of machine learning, natural language processing, knowledge graphs and large language models (LLMs) drive value in manufacturing

 If you’re around, be sure to look us up.

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Semantic Web Company is pleased to be a sponsor of NORDIC TechKomm in Stockholm. This conference brings together international experts to discuss current trends and issues in the field of technical communication.

Together with our partner Kaleidoscope, Sebastian Gabler, Chief Customer Officer at Semantic Web Company, will present on “TERMINOLOGY IS FOR HUMANS. MAKE IT AVAILABLE FOR MACHINES!”

Don’t miss it on March 21 from 2:40 p.m. to 3:20 p.m. (CET)

In this presentation, speakers will show how you can enable terminology to bridge the gap between the “human grade” data contained in the terminology and the structured approach required by “machines”.

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