Martin Kaltenböck
CFO, Semantic Web Company
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PoolParty
Semantic Suite
Management
Briefing
INTRODUCING
SEMANTIC
WEB COMPANY
(SWC) AND
POOLPARTY
Basic facts about the Company
▸ Founded in 2004
▸ Vienna based, privately held
▸ 30 employees, mainly experts
in text mining & linked data
▸ SWC participates in EU-
projects with a total funding
of over € 17.0 million
▸ SWC staff members are
invited experts of W3C
▸ Member of Steering Board of
the European Data Forum
▸ Organising SEMANTiCS
conference series since 2005
PoolParty Software Suite
▸ First release in 2009
▸ Current version 5.2
▸ 100+ installations world-wide
▸ Strictly following the
Semantic Web & Linked Data
standards of W3C
▸ PoolParty is installed on-
premises or can be used as
cloud service
▸ KM World: PoolParty Trend-
Setting Product 2015
2
SELECTED
CUSTOMER
REFERENCES
AND PARTNERS
SWC
head-
quarters
3
Customer References
● Credit Suisse
● Boehringer Ingelheim
● Roche
● adidas
● The Pokémon Company
● Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
● Red Bull Media House
● Wolters Kluwer
● HealthStream
● TC Media
● Techtarget
● BMJ Publishing Group
● CafePress
● Pearson - Always Learning
● Education Services Australia
● American Physical Society
● Healthdirect Australia
● World Bank Group
● Inter-American Development Bank
● Renewable Energy Partnership
● Wood MacKenzie
● Development Initiatives
● International Atomic Energy Agency
● Norwegian Directorate of Immigration
● Ministry of Finance (AT)
● Council of the E.U.
● Australian National Data Service
● Iberley
Partners
● PwC
● EPAM Systems
● Digirati
● EBCONT
● Gravity Zero
● MarkLogic
● OpenLink Software
● Wolters Kluwer
● Data to Value
● iQuest
MAKE USE OF
POOLPARTY
SEMANTIC
SUITE
OVERVIEW
4
TECHNICAL
CORE
COMPONENTS
5
Bain Capital is a venture capital
company based in Boston, MA.
Since inception it has invested in
hundreds of companies including
AMC Entertainment, Brookstone,
and Burger King. The company was
co-founded by Mitt Romney.
Taxonomy &
Ontology Server
Entity Extraction &
Text Mining
INTEGRATING
POOLPARTY
ALONGSIDE THE
CONTENT LIFE
CYCLE
6
USAGE
SCENARIOS
How to benefit from
PoolParty Semantic Services
7
CONCEPT
TAGGINGThings but not strings:
Link documents to your taxonomy or knowledge graph.
8
SEMANTIC
SEARCHBeyond simple search over documents: Faceted search, Smart
search assistants and search over unstructured and structured
content in combination.
9
TOPIC PAGES
Dynamic Semantic Publishing: Create landing pages on-the-fly
from different content sources and information streams.
10
MATCHMAKING
Accurate recommender services based on semantic ‘fingerprints’:
Link content to products, users to content, and products to users.
11
LINKED DATA
INTEGRATIONEfficient tools for data integration: Linked Data Warehousing
based on RDF standards. Benefit from analytics based on SPARQL.
12
SUMMARY
WHY
TAXONOMISTS
AND
INFORMATION
ARCHITECTS
LIKE
POOLPARTY
Read more
Different project stakeholders expect specific
qualities from a semantic technology platform:
13
I am a taxonomist. I need a tool that
provides convenient functionalities and
intuitive user interfaces for my daily work.
I am an information architect. Enterprise
metadata management deserves scalable
technologies, which provide semantic services
on top of rich APIs based on standards.
GET STARTED
14
Get your test account at
www.poolparty.biz
CONNECT
Martin Kaltenböck
CFO, Semantic Web Company
▸m.kaltenboeck@semantic-web.at
▸http://www.linkedin.com/in/martinkaltenboeck
▸https://twitter.com/semwebcompany
▸http://de.slideshare.net/MartinKaltenboeck
▸http://blog.semantic-web.at
Meet us at Booth #44 at KNVI Market Place
15
© Semantic Web Company - http://www.semantic-web.at/ and http://www.poolparty.biz/
CONNECT
Nika Mizerski
PoolParty Product Management
▸n.mizerksi@semantic-web.at
▸https://at.linkedin.com/in/nikamizerski/en
▸https://twitter.com/semwebcompany
▸http://www.marketingpotentials.com/
Meet us at Booth #44 at KNVI Market Place
16
© Semantic Web Company - http://www.semantic-web.at/ and http://www.poolparty.biz/
BASIC
FUNCTIONALITIES
PoolParty’s core competencies
at a glance
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Maintaining
Vocabularies
Taxonomies and controlled
vocabularies are maintained by
using the SKOS standard of W3C.
The intuitive user interface
provides comfortable control
elements like drag & drop or
autocomplete.
A tree view on the taxonomy
plays a central part in navigation
and orientation.
Place your screenshot here
19
SKOS Editor
The SKOS View on a concept
allows the management of
labels (e.g. synonyms),
hierarchies and non-hierarchical
relations, and mappings to other
vocabularies.
Also more complex actions like
merging of concepts, moving of
subtrees or the creation of poly-
hierarchies are supported.
PoolParty fully covers the SKOS
standard of W3C incl. SKOS-XL
and SKOS Collections.
Place your screenshot here
20
History &
Audit Trails
Every change being made on a
concept of a thesaurus is stored
and can be tracked.
A full history containing the author,
timestamp and action being taken
can be displayed for each concept
and for the whole project.
Recovery and rollback can be
managed by PoolParty’s snapshot
mechanism.
Place your screenshot here
21
Linking &
Mapping
The same concept can occur in
several taxonomies and can be put
in different contexts.
PoolParty provides a comfortable
dialogue for the semi-automatic
linking between concepts from
several thesauri.
Additionally, concepts can also be
mapped to linked data sources like
DBpedia or Geonames, or even to
non-RDF sources provided by your
Place your screenshot here
22
Workflows
Approval (or rejection) of changes
on a thesaurus can be governed by
workflows.
Several roles in the PoolParty
system have different rights to
apply changes, reject or approve
those.
A clearly structured dashboard
helps taxonomists not to loose
track of all the tasks that need to
be performed.
SELECTED
VIDEOS
VISIT OUR
YOUTUBE
CHANNEL
23
Batch Linking
Managing Concepts History & Audit Trails
Import Excel
ADVANCED
FUNCTIONALITIES
Efficient taxonomy management and
text mining based on PoolParty
24
Place your screenshot here
25
Entity Extraction
PoolParty’s API provides a rich set
of methods for text mining and
entity extraction.
This ultra-fast service makes use of
your controlled vocabularies,
therefore it is highly accurate for
your specific domain.
The service will improve over time
and learns from reference text
corpora. It supports over 40
languages and comes with a
powerful disambiguation algorithm.
Place your screenshot here
26
Custom Schemes
& Ontologies
SKOS is based on a simple schema.
This can be expanded by
additional custom schemes.
Custom schemes can be created
with help of PoolParty’s ontology &
schema editor.
For an increased interoperability,
PoolParty provides a rich set of
preconfigured ontologies like
schema.org or FOAF.
Place your screenshot here
27
Quality
Management
Data quality and especially the
quality of metadata is key to a
more efficient information
management.
PoolParty Server provides
several built-in quality checks
(e.g. to avoid circularities).
Checks can be executed at run-
time or at any time to generate a
quality report.
Place your screenshot here
28
Corpus Analysis
PoolParty can automatically
analyze reference text corpora.
The calculation of a statistical
model of a ‘typical vocabulary’
of a specific domain helps to
suggest candidate concepts for
the expansion of a taxonomy.
By this means, the quality of
term extraction improves over
time and potential relations
between concepts and terms can
be suggested by the system.
Place your screenshot here
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Linked Data
The use of Linked Data standards
increases interoperability of your
knowledge graphs & metadata.
With PoolParty, each thesaurus
and ontology can be provided as a
Linked Data graph.
In return, every linked data source
can potentially be used to enrich a
thesaurus.
PoolParty supports scenarios like
‘Enterprise Linked Data’ as well as
‘Linked Open Data’.
SELECTED
VIDEOS
VISIT OUR
YOUTUBE
CHANNEL
30
Corpus Analysis
Custom Schemes & Ontologies Entity Extraction
Quality Management

PoolParty Semantic Suite: Management Briefing and Functional Overview

  • 1.
    Martin Kaltenböck CFO, SemanticWeb Company 1 PoolParty Semantic Suite Management Briefing
  • 2.
    INTRODUCING SEMANTIC WEB COMPANY (SWC) AND POOLPARTY Basicfacts about the Company ▸ Founded in 2004 ▸ Vienna based, privately held ▸ 30 employees, mainly experts in text mining & linked data ▸ SWC participates in EU- projects with a total funding of over € 17.0 million ▸ SWC staff members are invited experts of W3C ▸ Member of Steering Board of the European Data Forum ▸ Organising SEMANTiCS conference series since 2005 PoolParty Software Suite ▸ First release in 2009 ▸ Current version 5.2 ▸ 100+ installations world-wide ▸ Strictly following the Semantic Web & Linked Data standards of W3C ▸ PoolParty is installed on- premises or can be used as cloud service ▸ KM World: PoolParty Trend- Setting Product 2015 2
  • 3.
    SELECTED CUSTOMER REFERENCES AND PARTNERS SWC head- quarters 3 Customer References ●Credit Suisse ● Boehringer Ingelheim ● Roche ● adidas ● The Pokémon Company ● Canadian Broadcasting Corporation ● Red Bull Media House ● Wolters Kluwer ● HealthStream ● TC Media ● Techtarget ● BMJ Publishing Group ● CafePress ● Pearson - Always Learning ● Education Services Australia ● American Physical Society ● Healthdirect Australia ● World Bank Group ● Inter-American Development Bank ● Renewable Energy Partnership ● Wood MacKenzie ● Development Initiatives ● International Atomic Energy Agency ● Norwegian Directorate of Immigration ● Ministry of Finance (AT) ● Council of the E.U. ● Australian National Data Service ● Iberley Partners ● PwC ● EPAM Systems ● Digirati ● EBCONT ● Gravity Zero ● MarkLogic ● OpenLink Software ● Wolters Kluwer ● Data to Value ● iQuest
  • 4.
  • 5.
    TECHNICAL CORE COMPONENTS 5 Bain Capital isa venture capital company based in Boston, MA. Since inception it has invested in hundreds of companies including AMC Entertainment, Brookstone, and Burger King. The company was co-founded by Mitt Romney. Taxonomy & Ontology Server Entity Extraction & Text Mining
  • 6.
  • 7.
    USAGE SCENARIOS How to benefitfrom PoolParty Semantic Services 7
  • 8.
    CONCEPT TAGGINGThings but notstrings: Link documents to your taxonomy or knowledge graph. 8
  • 9.
    SEMANTIC SEARCHBeyond simple searchover documents: Faceted search, Smart search assistants and search over unstructured and structured content in combination. 9
  • 10.
    TOPIC PAGES Dynamic SemanticPublishing: Create landing pages on-the-fly from different content sources and information streams. 10
  • 11.
    MATCHMAKING Accurate recommender servicesbased on semantic ‘fingerprints’: Link content to products, users to content, and products to users. 11
  • 12.
    LINKED DATA INTEGRATIONEfficient toolsfor data integration: Linked Data Warehousing based on RDF standards. Benefit from analytics based on SPARQL. 12
  • 13.
    SUMMARY WHY TAXONOMISTS AND INFORMATION ARCHITECTS LIKE POOLPARTY Read more Different projectstakeholders expect specific qualities from a semantic technology platform: 13 I am a taxonomist. I need a tool that provides convenient functionalities and intuitive user interfaces for my daily work. I am an information architect. Enterprise metadata management deserves scalable technologies, which provide semantic services on top of rich APIs based on standards.
  • 14.
    GET STARTED 14 Get yourtest account at www.poolparty.biz
  • 15.
    CONNECT Martin Kaltenböck CFO, SemanticWeb Company ▸m.kaltenboeck@semantic-web.at ▸http://www.linkedin.com/in/martinkaltenboeck ▸https://twitter.com/semwebcompany ▸http://de.slideshare.net/MartinKaltenboeck ▸http://blog.semantic-web.at Meet us at Booth #44 at KNVI Market Place 15 © Semantic Web Company - http://www.semantic-web.at/ and http://www.poolparty.biz/
  • 16.
    CONNECT Nika Mizerski PoolParty ProductManagement ▸n.mizerksi@semantic-web.at ▸https://at.linkedin.com/in/nikamizerski/en ▸https://twitter.com/semwebcompany ▸http://www.marketingpotentials.com/ Meet us at Booth #44 at KNVI Market Place 16 © Semantic Web Company - http://www.semantic-web.at/ and http://www.poolparty.biz/
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  • 18.
    Place your screenshothere 18 Maintaining Vocabularies Taxonomies and controlled vocabularies are maintained by using the SKOS standard of W3C. The intuitive user interface provides comfortable control elements like drag & drop or autocomplete. A tree view on the taxonomy plays a central part in navigation and orientation.
  • 19.
    Place your screenshothere 19 SKOS Editor The SKOS View on a concept allows the management of labels (e.g. synonyms), hierarchies and non-hierarchical relations, and mappings to other vocabularies. Also more complex actions like merging of concepts, moving of subtrees or the creation of poly- hierarchies are supported. PoolParty fully covers the SKOS standard of W3C incl. SKOS-XL and SKOS Collections.
  • 20.
    Place your screenshothere 20 History & Audit Trails Every change being made on a concept of a thesaurus is stored and can be tracked. A full history containing the author, timestamp and action being taken can be displayed for each concept and for the whole project. Recovery and rollback can be managed by PoolParty’s snapshot mechanism.
  • 21.
    Place your screenshothere 21 Linking & Mapping The same concept can occur in several taxonomies and can be put in different contexts. PoolParty provides a comfortable dialogue for the semi-automatic linking between concepts from several thesauri. Additionally, concepts can also be mapped to linked data sources like DBpedia or Geonames, or even to non-RDF sources provided by your
  • 22.
    Place your screenshothere 22 Workflows Approval (or rejection) of changes on a thesaurus can be governed by workflows. Several roles in the PoolParty system have different rights to apply changes, reject or approve those. A clearly structured dashboard helps taxonomists not to loose track of all the tasks that need to be performed.
  • 23.
    SELECTED VIDEOS VISIT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL 23 Batch Linking ManagingConcepts History & Audit Trails Import Excel
  • 24.
    ADVANCED FUNCTIONALITIES Efficient taxonomy managementand text mining based on PoolParty 24
  • 25.
    Place your screenshothere 25 Entity Extraction PoolParty’s API provides a rich set of methods for text mining and entity extraction. This ultra-fast service makes use of your controlled vocabularies, therefore it is highly accurate for your specific domain. The service will improve over time and learns from reference text corpora. It supports over 40 languages and comes with a powerful disambiguation algorithm.
  • 26.
    Place your screenshothere 26 Custom Schemes & Ontologies SKOS is based on a simple schema. This can be expanded by additional custom schemes. Custom schemes can be created with help of PoolParty’s ontology & schema editor. For an increased interoperability, PoolParty provides a rich set of preconfigured ontologies like schema.org or FOAF.
  • 27.
    Place your screenshothere 27 Quality Management Data quality and especially the quality of metadata is key to a more efficient information management. PoolParty Server provides several built-in quality checks (e.g. to avoid circularities). Checks can be executed at run- time or at any time to generate a quality report.
  • 28.
    Place your screenshothere 28 Corpus Analysis PoolParty can automatically analyze reference text corpora. The calculation of a statistical model of a ‘typical vocabulary’ of a specific domain helps to suggest candidate concepts for the expansion of a taxonomy. By this means, the quality of term extraction improves over time and potential relations between concepts and terms can be suggested by the system.
  • 29.
    Place your screenshothere 29 Linked Data The use of Linked Data standards increases interoperability of your knowledge graphs & metadata. With PoolParty, each thesaurus and ontology can be provided as a Linked Data graph. In return, every linked data source can potentially be used to enrich a thesaurus. PoolParty supports scenarios like ‘Enterprise Linked Data’ as well as ‘Linked Open Data’.
  • 30.
    SELECTED VIDEOS VISIT OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL 30 Corpus Analysis CustomSchemes & Ontologies Entity Extraction Quality Management