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10 March

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How the Telecoms industry leverage triple-store technologies

jphare | Events

Big thanks to Connected Data meetup group regular Valerio Malenchino of Ontology for his really in depth overview of how telecoms providers use Connected Data tech. It was really interesting to see how semantic impact analysis can be conducted in a way that is both accessible and detailed for users.

Valerio gave us a great introduction to both why triplestores are used for integrating disparate data sources as well as some practical examples of the analytics that are applied to answer connected data questions.

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08 September

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MeetUp – what connects graphs and linked data?

jphare | Events

Another successful MeetUp completed! We wanted to thank everyone for attending. Great talks from Nigel Higgs and Jesús Barrasa. Nigel quickly explained that this MeetUp aims to bring together Graph database and Linked data professionals to spark new ideas and conversations. Jesús presented his work on how Explicit Semantics can be used in Graph Databases using Neo4j. This talk sparked a lot of interesting ideas and questions about merging these two technologies together, what would be the opportunities and threats of this approach.

To be apart of the conversation next time join our MeetUp group. Our next event is going to be on the 4th of October! Follow us on Twitter for more news on Connected Data

31 August

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Connected Data London 2016

jphare | Events

We wanted to thank everyone for joining us at the Connected Data London 2016. We had over 70 Connected Data Practitioners on the day leading to some thought provoking conversations around shared challenges and solutions. It was great to see people sharing so many practical experiences around working with the different standards, technologies and use cases.

Our speakers demonstrated how they have implemented connected data strategies in such leading companies and organisations as NASA, BBC, Financial Times and the European Bioinformatics Institute, University of Southampton and Brunel University. Topics included next generation search, recommendation engines, connected data science and knowledge management.

We also wanted to thank CDL’s sponsors Ontotext, Neo4j, Linkurious and Semantic Web Company for helping make this event a reality.

The next Connected Data event is planned to be a MeetUp in London, it is scheduled for the 7th of September. If anyone has any suggestions on topics / speakers please do drop us a line – it would be great to see you there!

You can find the event slides here, check out the video gallery for full talks from the event. To follow the news about the next Connected Data London conference sign up to our newsletter

We hope to see you at the next Connected Data London conference!