News Coverage
Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Management Using Semantic Web Technology: Case Study
2011-10-01
— American Laboratory
The growing product portfolio of Biogen Idec (Weston, MA) was resulting in rapid domestic and international expansion, leading to an increasingly complex pharmaceutical supply chain. Harmonized data reporting and real-time information were needed in order to move toward a risk-based model for contractor assessments and batch release. To meet this challenge, the company chose Anzo software from Cambridge Semantics (Boston, MA), which allows business users to search for, virtualize, analyze, act on, and make decisions with any internal or external, structured, or unstructured data. Based on the revolutionary flexibility of semantic web technologies, the software provides operational business process integration for just about any formal or informal business activity.
5 emerging biotech IT firms to watch
2011-10-03
— Fierce Biotech IT
These are largely emerging companies whose businesses could take off and grow exponentially in the coming years.
An Operational Intelligence Solution From Cambridge Semantics
2011-07-13
— InfoBoom
While business intelligence is traditionally more focused on analyzing data after the fact, operational intelligence makes use of multiple approaches to conduct real-time event detection and data correlation in a way that supports complex business analysis. Cambridge Semantics' solution is particularly appealing because it supports on-the-fly data analysis, all while bringing relational data into a semantic space.
Cambridge Semantics Focuses On Operational Intelligence
2011-06-23
— SemanticWeb.com
Jennifer Zaino of SemanticWeb.com interviewed Steve Kludt, VP Marketing, about the benefits of semantic technology as applied to enterprise software.
Data Integration: What's The Way You Like It?
2011-06-13
— SemanticWeb.com
Cambridge Semantics Co-founder Lee Feigenbaum chaired a panel on Warehousing vs. Data Federation as two models for data integration. The discussion was lively, and the coverage in this piece was pretty spot on.
Don't Call Me a Cartographera
2011-04-29
— SemanticWeb.om
Rob Gonzalez, Senior Product Manager at Cambridge Semantics, wonders why Semantic Web enthusiasts are so hung up on having Ontology Visualization tools.
2011 Bio-IT World Conference to Feature Semantics
2011-04-06
— TaxoDiary
April 6, 2011 a Cambridge Semantics is presenting at the 2011 Bio-IT World Conference in Boston on April 14th. Vice President Steven Kludt will discuss how semantic technology and cloud computing can be leveraged in pharmaceutical and healthcare organizations to address specific data management challenges.
Cambridge Semantics eyes partners for data analysis software
2011-03-29
— Mass High Tech
Cambridge Semantics is looking to develop new business partnerships with consulting companies and systems integrators. The company currently has partnerships with Patni, an India-based global systems integrator, and smaller firms including Orbis Technologies Inc., ICUBE, TrustFort and DNA HealthLink Inc.
Semantic web tools you can use now
2011-03-24
— TechWorld
"I already had a team of analysts reading and trying to digest financial news on companies," says Fioramonti, a partner and senior international portfolio analyst at investment firm Alpha Equity Management. But the process was too slow and results tended to be subjective and inconsistent.
Linking Data: New Life for Semantic Technologies
2011-02-01
— Bio-IT World.com
Kevin Davies of Bio-IT World covers how "Cambridge Semantics provides flexible solutions for the data deluge."
Interview with Sean Martin, Founder and CTO of Cambridge Semantics
2011-01-29
— interviewfest
Sean Martin, CTO and founder of Cambridge Semantics, was interviewed about the transformational role that semantic technology will play in the coming years.
When supercomputers meet the Semantic Weba
2011-01-26
— SemanticWeb.com
Cray. Despite everything that has happened over the years, from technological advances to organisational wobbles, bankruptcies and buy-outs, the name retains a certain cachet. They make super computers!
Cray, Cambridge Semantics team up on analytics solution Read more: Cray, Cambridge Semantics team up on analytics solution
2011-01-12
— Fierce Content Management
What do you get when you combine Cray Super Computers and Cambridge Semantics software? The two companies hope it will result in new analytics solutions that scale to Web-sized data.
I've got a Federated Bridge to Sell You (A Defense of the Warehouse)
2011-01-04
— SemanticWeb.com
[Editor's Note: At the Semantic Web Summit conference in Boston in November, a discussion arose around Federated Data vs. Data Warehousing. Rob Gonzalez of Cambridge Semantics raised some very interesting points that I asked him to expand on in the post below. And whether you agree or disagree, we want to hear from you.]
Cambridge Semantics: Making Data Analysis Easier
2010-12-16
— BostInno
Currently, the main problem businesses face when analyzing data is inefficiency. Custom reports have to go through IT to be constructed (which is inefficient and potentially a hassle if your IT is anything like ours) and, by the time it is finished, the report may no longer be sufficient as the data set may have changed in scope.
Semantics in Practice
2010-11-12
— EContent
Nancy Davis Kho writes an in-depth look at real-world uses of semantic technology in production today.
Norwegian Semantic Web Project Latches On To Linked Open Data's Possibilities
2010-10-29
— SemanticWeb.com
The upcoming Semantic Web Summit will kick off with a conversation about how people are using the Semantic Web today, hosted by Amiad Solomon of Peer39 and Lee Feigenbaum of Cambridge Semantics. Perhaps one example you'll hear about then is the work underway at Semicolon (Semantic and Organisational Interoperability in Communicating and Collaborating Organisations), a research and development project partly funded by the Norwegian Research Council, to create faster and cheaper semantic and organizational interoperability within and without the public sector.
Integration a The Most Overlooked Component of Semantic Technologies
2010-09-10
— TaxoDiary
Although not often talked about, Martin opened up and said that integration is central to any semantic solution.
Integration Critical Component of Semantic Technologies
2010-08-24
— IT Business Edge
Recently, I had a chance to talk to the Sean Martin, CTO of Cambridge Semantics, a Massachusetts-based company that has developed a semantic middleware stack, complete with ESB. We largely discussed how companies are applying the company's solution to enterprise data that's thus-far un-managed and un-integrated: spreadsheet data.
Taking Spreadsheet Data Out of the Silo Shadows
2010-08-11
— IT Business Edge
Loraine Lawson of IT Business Edge interviews Cambridge Semantics CTO Sean Martin on how semantic technology is uniquely suited to solve the spreadsheet data integration and collaboration problem.
Semantic Web Impact On Enterprise Software: Part 2
2010-07-29
— SemanticWeb.com
In its multi-part series, SemanticWeb.com offers significant coverage of the Anzo Solutions Suite.
BI Vendors Finally Embrace the Spreadsheet
2010-07-14
— CIO.com
Like the cockroach, spreadsheets are hard to kill. That's why BI vendors are welcoming the beloved business app.
Cambridge Semantics, Simplifying Information Exchange for Business
2010-07-14
— Beyond Search
Semantic technology has often been viewed as something better left to the IT professionals with the ability and know how to track important business information and sort through what's important to businesses' everyday operations. Now a Boston company, Cambridge Semantics, is looking to change that with semantic middleware that will benefit the end user and allow them to use semantic technology without the technical expertise...
Tech Company Hits 74 Home Runs With Microsoft Excel; Drug Test to Follow Read more: http://www.minyanville.com/dailyfeed/tech-company-hits-74-home/#ixzz1fzfKB1JH
2010-07-09
— Minyanville
Justin Rohrlich of Minyanville has a tongue-in-cheek response to our Xconomy coverage.
Cambridge Semantics, Looking to Put Microsoft Excel "On Steroids," Brings Intelligent Data Sorting to Non-Techies
2010-07-08
— Xconomy
Semantic technologyaa broad term in the software industry for adding meaning to pieces of information so they can more efficiently interact with each otherais seen as a useful vehicle for helping businesses sort through data relevant to their everyday operations. The problem is, IT guys are typically those who have the most access to and understanding of the technology, not the people who need the information the fastest, for everything from putting together budgets to tracking clinical trial data. That doesn't have to be the case, though, according to Cambridge Semantics...
SPARQL 1.1 by Example with Lee Feigenbaum
2010-06-22
— SemTech 2010
A tutorial on SPARQL 1.1 presented at SemTech 2010.
Strengthening The Semantic Web's Foundations
2010-06-21
— SemanticWeb.com
Jennifer Zaino looks at the major spreadsheet data management problems facing large corporations, and how Anzo for Excel has a potentially very large role to play.
What Semantic Technology Means To Application Development Professionals
2009-10-02
— Forrester Research
Dave West, Principal Analyst of Forrester Research, discusses the impact that semantic technology has on application development. Cambridge Semantics is a featured company, but did not sponsor the report so cannot offer it here for download.