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http://openii.sourceforge.net/ What is OpenII? OpenII (pronounced open-eye-eye ) is a freely downloadable, open source information integration (II) tool suite. It includes 1) an extensible, plug-and-play platform for II tools and 2) several tools that assist with common integration tasks, including fully- or semi-automated support in the following scenarios: To support data exchanges, a community needs to create a shared data model based on the models of its members.

Open Information Integration (OpenII)

Article: An introduction to "Linked and Open Data" for Information Professionals

http://web.fumsi.com/go/article/share/64146 FreePint Family A family of resources to help information workers be more effective, raise the value of information in their organisations and contribute to success. Read more » RSS feeds have been used for many years by information professionals to help manage the flow of information from both internal and external sources. Whilst RSS has provided a vehicle in which information professionals can bring together disparate information sources in one place, RSS technologies haven't changed significantly in the last 10 years. In our information-rich workplaces, what does a feed reader need to do?
http://www.inforbix.com/friday-data-stories-dbpedia-and-linked-product-data/

Friday Data Stories: DBpedia and Linked Product Data

Continuing to build on our Friday data stories, today we present a story about Next Web and Linked Data. Let’s start by talking a bit about what I believe is the future of the web. Tim Berners-Lee is universally acknowledged to have invented the World Wide Web (www) whilst working at CERN (in Geneva) back the early 1990s. Twenty years later, Tim Berners-Lee once again has a vision for the future of the www. The original www was about documents (Web 1.0). It was followed by Web 2.0 in the early 2000s and still has to do with interaction, participation, and collaboration.
Une conférence web présentée par Informatica Inscrivez-vous dès aujourd’hui à l’événement en ligne consacré au lancement de la plate-forme Informatica 9.1 , et découvrez comment convertir de grands volumes de données en données fiables, pertinentes et exploitables, qui vous permettent de vous démarquer de la concurrence et d’améliorer vos activités. Rejoignez les dirigeants Informatica lors de cet événement en ligne et découvrez la nouvelle version de la plate-forme Informatica et ses caractéristiques : Inscrivez-vous dès aujourd’hui à l’événement interactif en ligne consacré au lancement de la plate-forme Informatica 9.1 , et découvrez comment transformer vos grands volumes de données en de considérables opportunités.

Lancement de la plate-forme Informatica 9.1 | 7 juin à 14h00

http://fr.vip.informatica.com/content/Informatica_9_1_Grands_Volumes_Donnees_Lancement?ecid=6256
Opinions play a primary role in decision-making processes. Whenever people need to make a choice, they are naturally inclined to hear others’ opinions. In particular, when the decision involves consuming valuable resources, such as time and/or money, people strongly rely on their peers’ past experiences. Just a few years ago, the main sources for collecting such information were friends, acquaintances and, in some cases, specialized magazines or websites. The passage from a read-only to a read-write Web has provided people with new tools that allow them to create and share, in a timely and cost-efficient way, their own contents, ideas, and opinions with virtually millions of people connected to the World Wide Web.

Computing Now | IEEE Intelligent Systems | Call for Papers | March/April 2012 - Special Issue on Linked Open Government Data

http://www.computer.org/portal/web/computingnow/iscfp2

Russian Gov2.0 movement. Digest. Part #1 | Alena Popova. Innovations & Government 2.0 in Russia

http://alenapopova.com/egovernment/egov-digest/russian-gov2-0-movement-digest-part-1.html Our Gov2Project team presents you the digest on latest news in Government2.0 (Citizen 2.0) area. The digest’s mission is to inform the society on how civil projects develops in Russia and inform you on the situation of Russian Government2.0 development. So, what’s happening now in Russia on Gov2.0 projects?
Pubby can be used to add Linked Data interfaces to SPARQL endpoints. Much Semantic Web data lives inside triple stores and can be accessed only by sending SPARQL queries to a SPARQL endpoint. It is hard to connect information in these stores with other external data sources. Linked Data is a style of publishing data on the Semantic Web that makes it easy to interlink, discover and consume data on the Semantic Web. It allows a wide variety of existing RDF browsers (e.g. Disco , Tabulator , OpenLink Browser ), RDF crawlers (e.g. http://www4.wiwiss.fu-berlin.de/pubby/

Pubby – A Linked Data Frontend for SPARQL Endpoints

http://poncier.org/blog/?p=3139 Et voici de nouveau une chronique autour d’un ouvrage , les réseaux sociaux numériques d’entreprise , ce que j’ai coutume d’appeler un RSE. Ce qui a été plaisant à lire dans ce livre, c’est qu’il est construit tout autant autour des réflexions personnelles de l’auteur, Ziryeb Marouf, RH 2.0 chez France Télécom Orange, que de son retour d’expérience du déploiement du réseau d’Orange à l’ensemble des collaborateurs du groupe. Je dois avouer que sur le moment j’ai été un peu désarçonné, car il n’est pas construit comme les différents livres que j’ai lu et chroniqué ces derniers temps, à savoir : la boite à outils avec de nombreux témoignages/retours d’expérience. Au bout du compte revenir à une lecture linéaire c’est aussi agréable.

Blog d'Anthony Poncier » Blog Archive » Les réseaux sociaux numériques d’entreprises

http://conniebensen.com/2010/10/14/community-strategist-role/

Community Strategist Role | Connie Bensen

The online community manager position has become mainstream. Many have referenced my outline for the Responsibilities and Goals for a Community Manager . I have been evolving that definition since 2007 and it remains my most read post.

Nous avons développé, nous intégrons, vous utiliserez | Sonnez en cas d'absence

Quelle que soit la manière dont nous l’appelons, Entreprise 2.0, social business ou jenesaisquoi collaboratif, ce que nous pouvons actuellement observer est, aux dires des éditeurs, une évolution de plus en plus marquée vers une certaine maturité des principales plateformes. Au cours de son dernier symposium, le Gartner Group a tenu une session intitulée « Managing Social Software Maturity: Supporting Pioneers and Settlers » (gérer la maturité des applications sociales: aider les pionniers et les colons), et prédit un marché proche du milliard de dollars pour les plateformes collaboratives en 2011. http://www.debaillon.com/2011/04/nous-avons-developpe-nous-integrons-vous-utiliserez/
Le Guide pratique que nous avons publié il y a quelques semaines s'enrichit petit à petit de nouveau contenus. Avant sa deuxième édition nous vous en soumettons ici certains, sous forme d'articles. Aujourd'hui il s'agit d'un article plutôt technique sur la manière de cataloguer des données (voir partie 2.3.2 du guide). C'est un sujet qui se structure progressivement avec la naissance progressive de bonnes pratiques voire de standards. Commentaire évidemment bienvenus (il faut s'identifier pour commenter). Quelles données pour décrire des jeux de données ?

Réseau social de la Fing: Le blog de Réutilisation des données publiques: Comment cataloguer des données publiques ?

eXo crée un environnement de développement pour Netvibes | silicon.fr

Netvibes dévoile aujourd’hui un outil de développement permettant de créer des composants compatible avec ses tableaux de bord. Netvibes Studio est basé sur l’eXo IDE, un produit solide. eXo est une société qui propose des technologies de portail pour les entreprises, écrites en Java. L’éditeur signe aujourd’hui un accord avec Netvibes , un acteur connu pour ses tableaux de bord personnalisés, adoptés comme page de garde web par nombre d’internautes.

Learn Linked Data: Helping you get to grips with RDF, SPARQL and Linked Data.

prefix.cc is a very handy little service that I use a lot. If you work with RDF a bit, you get to know the commonly used prefixes for ontology terms, such as rdfs:label, foaf:Person, owl:sameAs... ( read more ) What is RDF? Linked Data is based around describing real world things using RDF. A lot of articles about Linked Data assume you already know what RDF is all about: if you are coming to it for the... ( read more ) It’s been a while coming, but (finally), I’d like to present this 3rd article in the series.

Linked Data at the Open University and the ROLE project | alexmikro.net

The Open University and the Lucero project have recently launched data.open.ac.uk , an RDF repository of metadata from Open University datasets, such as podcasts, courses, and more. The metadata from these datasets are interlinked and accessible through SPARQL queries. Needless to say, this initiative provides excellent opportunities for harvesting previously disconnected datasets and providing new services to Open University learners. So, I’ve reused some code kindly provided by Fouad Zablith , in order to produce a widget for the ROLE project. The widget has been built as a Moodle block for recommending learning material inside OpenLearn courses. The widget queries data.open.ac.uk and displays a list of Open University courses, iTunesU podcasts, as well as OpenLearn tags related to the course that the user is currently viewing.

French Project Datalift Seeks to Interlink Data - semanticweb.com

A new research project out of France known as Datalift seeks to bring “raw structured data coming from various formats (relational databases, CSV, XML , … ) to semantic data interlinked on the Web of Data.” The project will be fully funded by the French national research agency for the next three years. According to Datalift’s website, “Datalift will both publish datasets coming from a network of partners and data providers and propose a set of tools for easing the datasets publication process.” The tools mentioned directly include, “selecting ontologies for publishing data, converting data to the appropriate format (RDF using the selected ontology), publishing the linked data, [and] interlinking data with other data sources.” Datalift’s mission page states, “Datalift will perform research on this topic with the goal of automating the interlinking process.