Comments on: David Provost talks with Talis about his report of a Semantic Web industry ‘On the Cusp’

By: Paul Miller

Paul Miller — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 13:35:14 +0000

And http://www.davidprovost.com/Resources/Business%20Hurdles%20for%20the%20Se.pdf is now at http://davidjprovost.typepad.com/Thesis.pdf. Again, I’ve amended the link above.

By: Paul Miller

Paul Miller — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 08:22:48 +0000

http://www.davidprovost.com/Resources/Semantic%20Web%20Industry%20Revie.pdf is now at http://davidjprovost.typepad.com/Semantic_Web_Industry_Review.pdf.

I have amended the post accordingly.

By: Paul Miller

Paul Miller — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 11:35:55 +0000

Alex

sorry about that; David’s moved his blogs and websites around, and those links have broken in the process.

I’ll ask David where they’ve ended up (as I can’t see them anywhere obvious on the new site), and fix the links…

Paul

By: Alex Popescu

Alex Popescu — Wed, 07 Jan 2009 22:08:38 +0000

I’ve tried to access the PDFs mentioned in the podcast (namely Hurdles in the Business Case for the Semantic Web and On the cusp: a global review of the Semantic Web industry), but the both links are broken. Can you please fix them?

thanks in advance

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By: Paul Miller

Paul Miller — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 08:18:00 +0000

Hi Christine

hmm… I was so sure it was you… Must be Tom, then.

Good points re the analysts… wonder if they’d like to come on the air and talk…?

By: Christine Connors

Christine Connors — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 15:18:34 +0000

First things first – I am NOT the convicted felon!

I think the analyst firms are riding the hyped wave at about the same speed as your average business. I spoke about the semantic web at Garnter’s Web Innovation Summit this past September in L.A. What I found were a bunch of folks still trying to grasp “Web 2.0″ while I was up there talking about “3.0″ and “4.0!” But I was there! Nick Gall of Gartner is interested in the semantic space, and did an excellent presentation on it. I expect we’ll see more from Gartner sooner than later. Then there’s Leslie Owens – who was a great practitioner in the taxonomy world, and is now covering the space for Forrester. It’s not a large leap from there to more complex semantics.

I think the best point in this report and podcast was to get businesses thinking about it. We tend to talk a lot to ourselves, and have forgotten how to talk, as David so well put it, “comprehensibly” to the majority of those in the business world. Thanks to you both for continuing to support the good fight!

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