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The Business of Big Data - IA Ventures
The Data Conundrum - OpenGamma
For the large sell-side institutions in these markets, the data isn't just money, it's the machine that drives their entire profit base.
It is not just utilities that will benefit from smart systems but other sectors too. The chemical industry, for instance, has already installed legions of sensors and actuators to increase its efficiency. Others are just starting. In the paper industry, according to the McKinsey study, one company achieved a 5% increase in its production by automatically adjusting the shape and intensity of the flames that heat the kilns for the lime used to coat paper. FoodLogiQ, a start-up, allows food suppliers to tag and trace their wares all along the supply chain—and consumers to check where they come from. Sparked, another start-up, implants sensors in the ears of cattle, which lets farmers monitor their health, track their movements and find out a lot of other things about their animals that they never realised they wanted to know.
A special report on smart systems: Augmented business | The Economist
The 4 Big Myths of Profile Pictures « OkTrends
We find this anti-aging trend surprising.
Enhanced Descriptions: “Premium Linked Data” « Lost Boy
ex:document foaf:primaryTopic ex:thing. ex:thing rdfs:label "Some Thing"; rdfs:seeAlso ex:otherDocument. We can use the rdfs:seeAlso relationship to point to additional documents either within a specific dataset or in other locations on the web. Those documents provide useful annotations about a resource . If we want to point to additional RDF documents that also describe this resource, or related data, then we can use an rdfs:seeAlso link:
"People eat too quickly," says Julian Hamilton-Shield , a professor Diabetes and Metabolic Endocrinology at the University of Bristol and a researcher at Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, both in the U.K.
Technology Review: Gadgets for Getting in Shape
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WIN Human Recorder offers wireless, real-time health tracker | D
[ Source ] The percent of photographs taken with a smartphone has increased from 17% to 27% over the past year, while the share of photos taken with a dedicated camera has dropped from 52% to 44%.
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The Future: Operating System And Application-Neutral Data
My E-mails and Hierarchy My Documents My Photos My Bookmarks and Hierarchy
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Open Knowledge Foundation Blog » Blog Archive » Open data in Fra
There is no doubt about it: compared to other countries, France is definitely late in opening up its data. For a country so proud of its human rights and democratic revolution, it took a while before it finally joined the open data movement! The first “Open Data Camp” organized in Paris last December is a good example of this new momentum. While the US and the UK have taken enormous steps in the past two years with the release of data.gov and data.gov.uk, France and many other southern European countries are still being very conservative about making public data public. To catch up in the world of open data will require more than just a few political measures.
[Workshop Summits] Microformats Workshop
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Official government data sites around the world | News | guardia
Business models for linked data and web 3.0
RDF meets NoSQL « Decentralyze – Programming the Data Cloud



