Graphite KOS 2.0 What’s more exciting than fixing bugs in a pending software release? Releasing the software (and, hopefully, releasing it bug free)! Coming soon is Graphite 2.0, the same...
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The Synaptica solutions team comprises a mix of taxonomy and ontology solution architects, NLP and categorization experts, relational and graph database administrators, and software engineers. For this Insights interview, we…
Dr David Haynes is Chair of ISKO UK and a member of the ISKO International Board. He is currently a research fellow at City, University of London undertaking research into…
Knowledge Management I recently attended and spoke at the KMI Showcase in Arlington, Virginia. There were a variety of topics, but two seemingly opposed themes struck me as I listened...
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The Definition of Success Coming up with a definition for a term should be easy, right? If in doubt, consult a dictionary and the definition is available. In the age...
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Getting Started Getting started in text analytics can be challenging. The amount of unstructured content in most organizations is overwhelming and usually poorly organized and understood. Attempting to analyze all...
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Synaptica talks with Jim Sweeney, Senior Product Manager for Taxonomy & Ontology Solutions at Synaptica LLC, where he leads on client relations and product management. In this edition of Insights,…
We recently noted what for us was a thought-provoking detail when comparing Gartner’s “Hype Cycles” from 2016 to 2017. There are undoubtedly lots of very perceptive observations on trends and…
This blog includes some useful thoughts related to Controlled Vocabularly. Examples of controlled vocabularies are lists, synonym rings, taxonomies, and thesauri. Controlled vocabularies provide a way to organize knowledge for subsequent…
The latest version of Synaptica KMS 7.3 introduces enhanced performance, support for multiple hierarchical pathways. Plus this version includes an add-on module; an ontology publishing suite. Version 7.3 Synaptica KMS…
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