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TEMIS selected to provide semantic indexing and content enrichment solution for Gannett

Published April 3, 2012 Project , Success Story Leave a Comment
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Gannett to deploy Luxid® across the company’s digital properties enterprise-wide, including USATODAY.COM

 New York, NY – April 3, 2012 – TEMIS, a leading provider of semantic content enrichment solutions, today announced it has signed a license and services agreement for its flagship software solution, Luxid®, with Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE: GCI), an international media and marketing solutions company.

Gannett has chosen to deploy TEMIS’ Luxid® semantic tagging and linking software as a tagging engine that assists in the categorization of news articles and consistent indexing of content against a common taxonomy.

“Gannett is further strengthening its enterprise-wide content management expertise and the efficiency of its digital and mobile products and services with the selection of TEMIS,” said Jack Williams, President of Gannett Digital Ventures. 

“We are honored that our flagship Luxid® for Content Enrichment Platform has been selected by an industry leader with the strength, ambition and vision of Gannett,” said Guillaume Mazieres, EVP North American Operations of TEMIS. “Luxid® has shown it is the most capable content enrichment solution serving the publishing industry today. Luxid® will help Gannett deliver high-quality, easily findable, targeted content within an unparalleled digital experience.”

Gannett will first deploy Luxid® within its internal editorial workflow and content management processes. The company will later enhance online and mobile readers’ navigation and content discovery experience across the company’s full suite of digital products.

> Read the French version @ http://www.temis.com/index.php?id=103&selt=14

American Society for Microbiology Teams Up With TEMIS to Strengthen Access to Content

Published January 10, 2012 Success Story Leave a Comment
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 Next reference portal for microbiologists to be enhanced by TEMIS semantic content enrichment technology

 

Washington DC; New York, NY – January 10, 2012 – TEMIS, the leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions for the Enterprise, today announced it has signed a license and services agreement with the American Society for Microbiology (ASM), the oldest and largest life science membership organization in the world.

To serve its 40,000 members better, ASM is completely revamping its online content offering, and aggregating at a new site all of its authoritative content, including ASM’s journal titles dating back to 1916, a rapidly expanding image library, 240 book titles, its news magazine Microbe, and eventually abstracts of meetings and educational publications.

The organization’s main goal is to enhance access, search, navigation and knowledge discovery at a deeper level of detail–articles, chapters, collections by topic, podcasts and webinars. ASM has identified TEMIS as the best content enrichment solution provider for the scientific publishing community and licensed its platform Luxid® for Content Enrichment and its Biological Entity Relationships Skill Cartridge®.

“ASM is pursuing the most ambitious technology upgrade in its long history, designed to improve information services for tens of thousands of members engaged in important research around the globe”, said Dr. David Hooper, ASM President. “To ensure the success of this major undertaking, ASM has selected as partners the best technology providers in their fields. For semantic content enrichment, the industry leader who won our confidence is TEMIS. Their Luxid® for Content Enrichment platform is the solution ASM members can rely on. It is the finest in knowledge discovery technology.”

“We are proud that our flagship Luxid® platform combined with our dedicated Biological Entity Relationships Skill Cartridge® is now being used by such a trusted provider of scientific insights to the research community”, said Guillaume Mazieres, Executive Vice President, North-America Operations, TEMIS. “Luxid® produces value-added metadata that will turn ASM’s content into actionable knowledge and enable advanced content analytics and information discovery.”

The Biological Entity Relationships Skill Cartridge® performs the identification and extraction from text of biological, biochemical and biomedical entities together with their inter-relationships to help scientists identify biological or biochemical mechanisms and pathways, and explore new therapeutic options for diseases or syndromes.

With its semantically-enriched content, ASM will offer its community of scientists, clinicians, authors and librarians a flexible and user-friendly online experience enabling visitors to search, browse and discover its content more effectively than ever. ASM will also be able to explore new functionalities, business models, and formats of delivery.

About American Society of Microbiology
ASM is the world’s oldest and largest life science organization and has more than 40,000 members worldwide. The mission of the American Society for Microbiology is to advance the microbiological sciences as a vehicle for understanding life processes and to apply and communicate this knowledge for the improvement of health and environmental and economic well being worldwide.
http://www.asm.org

Read the Press Release in French @ http://www.temis.com/index.php?id=99&selt=14&lg=fr

Register now for the Luxid® 6 webinar series!

Published November 8, 2011 Events Leave a Comment
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With Luxid® 6, Semantic Content Enrichment Goes Mainstream!
Did you miss the Luxid® 6 launch tour in September ? Don’t miss our live webinar in November. 
     
This one-hour session will focus on the latest version of our flagship software, Luxid® 6, the leading Semantic Content Enrichment solution for the Enterprise, used worldwide by leading Publishers, Enterprises and Government agencies to semantically enrich the content they produce and manage.

During this webinar, Daniel Mayer, TEMIS’ Vice-President Corporate Marketing will demonstrate the three key benefit areas of Luxid® 6:

  • Faster time-to-benefits, thanks to a larger range of content enrichment techniques that lower the bar in terms of Natural Language Processing expertise and enable users to leverage their existing assets such as thesauri and taxonomies, annotated corpora, as well as domain experts’ knowledge,
  • Reduced cost-of-ownership with ready-to-deploy features and a growing list of integrations with third-party content management systems, portals and search engines,
  • Empowerment through the introduction of the Content Enrichment Studio, a new suite of tools enabling the design, evaluation and optimization of Skill Cartridges® in complete autonomy.

Don’t miss this opportunity to discover how the latest Semantic Content Enrichment technology can help you enhance your content! Register now for the Luxid® 6 webinar series! 

SPEAKER
Daniel Mayer, VP Corporate Marketing, TEMIS

DURATION
1 hour including a 5-minute Q&A session

WEBINAR DETAILS
The webinar will be hosted by Webex Communications. You will receive the connection details a few days before the webinar.

Sign-up for your preferred session today!
Session 1 (in English)
Tuesday, November 15th, 2011
11:00 AM Eastern (New York)
8:00 AM Pacific (San Francisco)
5:00 PM CET (Paris)
Register

Session 2 (in French)
Thursday, November 17th, 2011
10:00 AM Eastern (New York)
4:00 PM CET (Paris)
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HighWire Press partners with TEMIS to semantically enrich Publishers’ Content

Published October 27, 2011 Partnership Leave a Comment
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This strategic agreement between two leaders enables HighWire to offer superb discoverability and productization to its customers in the highest quality semantically-enabled open publishing platform.

Stanford, USA and London, UK – October 27, 2011 – HighWire Press, the industry leader in the provision of high quality hosting and web publishing platforms to scholarly publishers around the world and TEMIS, leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions for the Enterprise, announced today they entered into a strategic technology and business partnership.  Under the agreement, HighWire will integrate the full suite of Luxid® software within its ePublishing Platform to provide automated content annotation, enrichment and linking to its customers.  “The best platform for scholarly publishing just got better”, said HighWire’s Managing Director Tom Rump.

End users have become much more sophisticated in their online information requirements and are demanding easier and more efficient ways of locating the most relevant information.  Furthermore, publishers need to strengthen and differentiate their value proposition in order to increase customer satisfaction and retention.  They are looking for ways to increase the value derived from their content by creating innovative online products targeted at specific professional audiences.  Semantic content enrichment has become the strategic means to achieve these objectives.

“Stanford’s HighWire leads the industry in discoverability, leveraging its long relationship with Google”, said HighWire’s Founding Director, John Sack.  “This new partnership allows us to increase discoverability inside the platform with richer metadata and outside the platform by connecting to the semantic web.  The broad discipline coverage and the complete suite of customization tools offered by Luxid® give HighWire’s publishers the opportunity to access the full scope of the industry’s most advanced semantic toolset.  Also, while Luxid® can effectively tag content using taxonomies, it also performs advanced semantic analysis to identify the new discoveries happening on the cutting edge of research, those that our publishers value the most.”

Managing Director, Tom Rump continued, “Luxid® marries well with our new tools for rapid product presentation and content aggregation. They’ll enable publishers using HighWire’s open platform to quickly develop new products and deliver them to market, whether on the web or mobile.  It allows us to advance the intellectual and commercial interests of scholarly publishers, by having content reach its full potential and its full audience.”

“HighWire’s open and scalable platform is perfectly poised to fully leverage our semantic content enrichment solution”, said TEMIS’ CEO, Eric Brégand.  “The market-leading Luxid® Content Enrichment Platform provides significantly deeper insights into content than taxonomy-only solutions can.  By combining it with Highwire’s ePublishing solution, we are extending to the larger STM publishing community the full power of semantics and the highest standards of user experience.”

About Luxid®
Luxid® automates the semantic enrichment of unstructured content, producing metadata that boosts the relevance of search engines and enables powerful content navigation features such as facets, similar document recommendations and semantic links to structured knowledge that enhance the end-user experience on online portals and drive increased usage.  Semantic metadata can also be used to efficiently develop new products such as specialized topical collections and knowledge bases for additional revenue streams.

About HighWire Press   
At the forefront of strategic scholarly publishing, HighWire Press provides digital content development and hosting solutions to the scholarly publishing community.  A division of the Stanford University Libraries, HighWire has partnered with influential societies, university presses, and other publishers since 1995 to produce the definitive online versions of high-impact, peer-reviewed journals, books, reference works, and other scholarly content.  The distinguished HighWire community shares ideas and innovations in publishing through regular meetings, an active discussion forum, and through the service of its highly qualified staff.

The underlying infrastructure of HighWire’s electronic publishing platform is Web-services-oriented, flexible, and permeable, allowing publishers to easily layer new software and services to their sites that will meet the ever-changing needs of today’s online readers.  http://highwire.stanford.edu

Read the Press Release in French @ http://www.temis.com/index.php?id=94&selt=14

Semantic Content Enrichment Goes Mainstream with Newest Version of Luxid®

Published October 13, 2011 New product or feature , Technology Leave a Comment
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   Luxid® 6 Positions Semantic Content Enrichment at the Core of the ECM

New York, NY – October 13, 2011 – TEMIS, the leading provider of Text Analytics Solutions for the Enterprise, today announced the launch of the next generation of Luxid®, its flagship semantic content enrichment solution.

Luxid® 6 is a powerful and robust semantic tagging platform which automatically extracts relevant information (entities, topics, events, sentiments), identifies relationships residing in unstructured data and facilitates links between similar and related documents.

Luxid® 6 optimizes the management of Enterprise content through the capture and structuring of targeted information.  The software also enhances the utilization of content within an Enterprise’s key workflows such as competitive intelligence, research and innovation, voice of the consumer and reputation management.

Luxid® 6 brings unparalleled capabilities to governments, powering their mission-critical applications such as financial fraud detection, homeland security, and risk prevention.

Luxid® 6 also is a tremendous ally for digital publishers and content providers, who design, develop and market ever more innovative, targeted and flexible information products.

“TEMIS takes strong professional pride in the quality of Luxid® 6, which delivers to the market a seamless integration of semantic content enrichment in key enterprise applications and business processes”, said Eric Brégand, CEO of TEMIS.  “The result of both our innovation spirit and close dealings with customers throughout Europe and North America, Luxid® 6 is expected to generate broader adoption of our market leading content enrichment technologies across a large community of partners and users“, added Brégand.

Pragmatic and efficient content enrichment strategies
As a complement to its existing semantic tagging techniques, Luxid® 6 now features three innovative approaches to content enrichment which adapt to virtually any domain and use case:
• Taxonomy Skill Cartridges® streamline and accelerate the use of an existing taxonomy to rapidly enrich document assets;
• Rule-Based Skill Cartridges® capture domain experts’ reasoning through an easy-to-use interface to immediately apply it to content;
• Machine-learning Skill Cartridges® replicate experts’ tagging strategies after preliminary training on an annotated corpus.
These three new strategies accelerate deployments while simultaneously reducing their complexity by taking advantage of existing enterprise assets (i.e., taxonomies, domain knowledge and annotated corpus).

Content Enrichment Studio for greater customer autonomy
Luxid® 6 Content Enrichment Studio is an integrated suite of tools enabling the design and optimization of Skill Cartridges®:
• Knowledge Editor guides the quick and easy creation of annotators based on taxonomies and thesauri;
• Annotation Workbench assesses and optimizes the quality of Skill Cartridges®;
• Category Workbench enables the rapid development of Skill Cartridges® for auto-categorization projects;
• Skill Cartridge® Builder helps define precise and powerful semantic extraction rules.
Overall, Content Enrichment Studio streamlines semantic developments and increases the autonomy of both customers and partners.

Semantics extended throughout the enterprise information system
Luxid® 6 integrates into a growing list of CMS and Web CMS (SharePoint, Alfresco, Nuxeo, Drupal), and generates rich semantic metadata that will be leveraged to enhance management, access and distribution of information. By automating the contribution of metadata, Luxid® 6 allows users to focus on value-added tasks while administrators can better analyze enterprise information assets and optimize their management.

Semantic metadata generated by Luxid® 6 enables faceted search and navigation, similar-documents recommendation and linking to other content or knowledge bases in compliance with semantic web standards (RDF, RDFa, Microdata).

Embedding content enrichment within different third party applications brings significant productivity gains to the enterprise as well as an enhanced search navigation experience for end users.

Version 6 of Luxid® optimizes the knowledge extraction process, makes annotator developments more efficient and brings semantic metadata to the whole information system, thereby representing a key milestone towards the mainstream acceptance of semantic content enrichment.

Luxid®6 is available now through TEMIS and its network of partners and system integrators.

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TEMIS Selected by National Agricultural Library to Automate Indexing Process

Published September 27, 2011 Project , Public Projects , Success Story Leave a Comment
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Semantic enrichment software leader to assist US Department of Agriculture in meeting strategic productivity goals

New York, NY – September 27, 2011 – TEMIS, the leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment Solutions for the Enterprise, today announced it was awarded a major contract by the National Agricultural Library (NAL), one of the world’s largest agricultural information collections, part of the United States Department of Agriculture. NAL will use Luxid® for Content Enrichment to automatically index hundreds of thousands of documents annually.

To keep up with the escalating demand for its information services, NAL has acquired through TEMIS an automated indexing software that vastly expands the potential number of articles indexed each year while simultaneously achieving a high level of quality.

TEMIS will tackle NAL’s indexing challenge with its Luxid® for Content Enrichment Platform, the industry-leading and award-winning Text Mining platform that turns unstructured data into actionable knowledge, enabling advanced content enrichment for indexing, enhanced search and navigation, content analysis and strategic information discovery. Luxid®’s automated categorization process will rely on the NAL Agricultural Thesaurus (NALT), a key component of the library’s organizational tools.

“We’re thrilled to assist the USDA in meeting this strategic challenge”, said Guillaume Mazieres, Executive Vice President North American Operations of TEMIS. “We will deploy Luxid® 6 to fully take advantage of NAL’s thesaurus and help make the Library’s amazing information collections even more accessible to its wide variety of constituents.”

With Luxid® for Content Enrichment driving its indexing processes, NAL expects significant productivity gains:  six in-house indexers will be able to index by subject 300,000 articles per year, a four-fold increase over the current average indexer’s level of production. The assignment of subject retrieval terms in NAL’s AGRICOLA Index (aka “subject indexing”) is currently performed entirely by human indexers who average 75,000 articles each year.

About the National Agricultural Library
The National Agricultural Library is one of four national libraries of the United States, with locations in Beltsville, Maryland and Washington, D.C. It houses one of the world’s largest and most accessible agricultural information collections and serves as the nexus for a national network of state land-grant and U.S. Department of Agriculture field libraries. Every year NAL delivers tens of millions of direct customer service transactions, a record that is growing year upon year.
http://www.nalusda.gov/

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Springer and TEMIS Extend their Collaboration on Semantic Analysis of Scientific Content

Published May 19, 2011 Project , Success Story Leave a Comment
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Heidelberg, Germany – May 19th, 2011 - Springer Science+Business Media, a leading global scientific publisher of books and journals, and TEMIS, a leading provider of Semantic Content Enrichment solutions for the Enterprise, today announced they have agreed on a broad extension of their strategic collaboration on semantic enrichment and linking of content for the SpringerLink platform.

A global leader in Scientific, Technical and Medical publishing, Springer Science+Business Media operates SpringerLink, one of the world’s largest distribution platforms for scientific eBooks and eJournals.

Springer and TEMIS have a long and successful track-record of joint work aimed at facilitating information access on the SpringerLink portal by offering intuitive navigational tools to customers searching for the scientific content most relevant to their topics of interest. At the core of this partnership, TEMIS’s flagship Luxid® Content Enrichment Platform leverages a sophisticated combination of linguistic and statistical methods to calculate semantic relatedness among the millions of publications accessible on SpringerLink. This enables the automatic recommendation for each available article or book chapter of a selection of highly-relevant, semantically-related documents, without requiring specific editorial efforts.

The goal of the recent extension of the Springer-TEMIS partnership is to generalize this approach to link not only documents to each other, but also to concepts originating from structured domain-specific vocabularies and to key topics derived from the documents’ content.

“At Springer, we are always working on making our content findable in a better and more efficient way. With Semantic Linking, we can offer our users powerful tools of discovery that make it so much easier to find relevant content”, said Dr. Thomas Mager, Executive Vice President Publishing Product Development at Springer. “We are happy to extend our successful cooperation with TEMIS and start our new project, which will create a rich web of connectivity between all content items on SpringerLink.”

The project reaffirms TEMIS’ position as the leading vendor of Semantic Content Enrichment Solutions. “Springer clearly understands the current challenges and opportunities associated to digital publishing and the transformational role that Semantic Content Enrichment can play for SpringerLink. We are very excited to support Springer’s strategic plans in this domain”, explains Stefan Geißler, Managing Director of TEMIS Deutschland, and one of TEMIS founders. “The fact that TEMIS is able to deliver meaningful results on arbitrary scientific fields with subsecond response times proves the unparalleled adaptability of the TEMIS Luxid® Content Enrichment Platform.”

About Springer
Springer is a leading global scientific publisher of books and journals, delivering quality content through innovative information products and services. It publishes close to 500 academic and professional society journals. Springer is part of the publishing group Springer Science+Business Media. In the science, technology and medicine (STM) sector, the group publishes around 2,000 journals and more than 6,500 new books a year, as well as the largest STM eBook Collection worldwide. Springer has operations in about 20 countries in Europe, the USA, and Asia, and more than 5,000 employees.

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AAAS/Science Selects TEMIS for Semantics Content Enrichment Project with HighWire

Published April 7, 2011 Partnership , Project , Success Story Leave a Comment
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The American Association for the Advancement of Science Enhances Search Experience and Linking of Content.

Washington DC, New York, Palo Alto, USA – April 7, 2011 – The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) announced its decision to work with its ePublishing partner, HighWire Press, and TEMIS, leading provider of semantic content enrichment solutions for the Enterprise, to offer a new, integrated, semantically fueled digital publishing program.

A global leader in Scientific, Technical and Medical publishing, AAAS is the Washington, DC-based publisher of the renowned journal Science, an international publication with an estimated total readership of one million. The goal of this strategic project is an enhanced online destination incorporating the prestigious content of the Science family of Web sites, plus a number of other digital assets under the AAAS umbrella. 

“We wanted a flexible and portable semantics solution that could plug into Science and our other research content on HighWire as well as pull in other elements from our organization, such as breaking news and information on careers in science,” said Deborah Rivera-Wienhold, Director of Business Operations, AAAS. “TEMIS’s impressive suite of tools for analyzing and leveraging content seemed ideal for our requirements to better serve our community by offering a unified and faceted user experience.”

TEMIS provides an enterprise-wide solution in content enrichment that can be extended to a variety of digital assets. “By making online information products more compelling, Luxid® for Content Enrichment Platform helps engage, retain and cross-sell to publishers’ audiences,” said Guillaume Mazieres, TEMIS’s Executive Vice president for North American Operations. “We’re thrilled to work with AAAS to make their highly respected content even more valuable to their broad community of users. HighWire’s open and scalable platform is perfectly poised to leverage our semantic enrichment on behalf of Science and AAAS.”

The AAAS project is part of a larger undertaking touching many areas of AAAS’ business, including the broad rubric of content enrichment. “Our goal is to figure out how to make our content more format-agnostic and self-aware,” said Stewart Wills, Science‘s Editorial Director for Web and New Media. “We’re focusing on ways to add value for authors through efficient handling of papers and articles, for advertisers through improved business intelligence, and ultimately for users through new serendipity and discovery tools to help them manage today’s information glut.”
 
TEMIS’s solution for Semantic Content Enrichment, Luxid®, will play a pivotal role in AAAS’s plans to better align advertising and marketing activities with its editorial products, improve linkage of a variety of content, enhance search across its daily workflow and archives, and ultimately drive membership and revenues.

Luxid® automates the semantic enrichment of unstructured content, producing metadata that help search engines return more relevant results. It creates “facets” which are used to further explore the search engine’s results. Luxid® also connects content, creating a network of semantic ties between documents. This enables the suggesting of related and similar documents, furthering the process of knowledge recommendation.

HighWire has offered semantically-driven features and services for publishers for over 10 years. HighWire facilitates discoverability both through their long-standing, custom taxonomic and development efforts and through the integration of third party solutions, such as TEMIS.

“We are extending the boundaries of HighWire’s open platform through an integration tool kit, emphasizing connectedness in many forms, including semantics,” said John Sack, HighWire’s Director. “We are enthusiastic about helping publishers collect and connect content across many different repositories and look forward to working with AAAS and TEMIS on this important project.”

About AAAS/Science
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) is the world’s largest general scientific society and publisher of the journal Science (www.sciencemag.org) as well as Science Translational Medicine (www.sciencetranslationalmedicine.org) and Science Signaling (www.sciencesignaling.org). AAAS was founded in 1848 and includes some 262 affiliated societies and academies of science, serving 10 million individuals. Science has the largest paid circulation of any peer-reviewed general science journal in the world, with an estimated total readership of 1 million. The non-profit AAAS (www.aaas.org) is open to all and fulfills its mission to “advance science and serve society” through initiatives in science policy; international programs; science education; and more. For the latest research news, log onto EurekAlert!, www.eurekalert.org, the premier science-news Web site, a service of AAAS. See www.aaas.org

About HighWire Press   
At the forefront of strategic scholarly publishing, HighWire Press provides digital content development and hosting solutions to the scholarly publishing community. A division of the Stanford University Libraries, HighWire has partnered with influential societies, university presses, and other publishers since 1995 to produce the definitive online versions of high-impact, peer-reviewed journals, books, reference works, and other scholarly content. The distinguished HighWire community shares ideas and innovations in publishing through regular meetings, an active discussion forum, and through the service of its highly qualified staff.

The underlying infrastructure of HighWire’s electronic publishing platform is Web-services-oriented, flexible, and permeable, allowing publishers to easily layer new software and services to their sites that will meet the ever-changing needs of today’s online readers.  highwire.stanford.edu

TEMIS and Semantico Partner to Widen Publisher Access to Semantic Content Enrichment

Published February 3, 2011 Partnership , Technology Leave a Comment
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London, UK – February 3rd, 2011 - Semantico, leading provider of services and technology for online publishing and TEMIS, leading provider of semantic content enrichment solutions for the Enterprise, are delighted to announce a strategic partnership.

The powerful text mining technology developed by TEMIS automates the semantic enrichment of unstructured content, dramatically improving its findability and discoverability by search engines and end-users. In online publications, the resulting richer metadata can be used to
• Help search engines return more relevant results
• Feed search facets to enable efficient drill-down in search results
• Recommend related or similar documents and knowledge

By making online information products more compelling, semantic content enrichment helps engage, retain and cross-sell to Publishers’ audiences. The technology can also be used to assemble innovative products such as highly focused Topic Pages that aggregate content coming from separate silos into a single product centered on any given area of interest. Richly tagged content also helps Publishers better align targeted advertising with the relevant audience.

Through this partnership, Semantico will offer a service that will allow a wide range of companies, including medium-sized and smaller publishers using Semantico’s publishing software, to make the most of this powerful technology to add value to their content much in the same way large publishers are already doing.

“Discoverability is at heart a commercial issue”, said Richard Padley, Managing Director, Semantico. “If people can’t find the content they need, then they won’t buy it. At Semantico we’re always looking for ways to make online content work harder and provide as much value as possible for publishers and end users. We are delighted, therefore, to have forged this exciting partnership with TEMIS.”

“More and more publishers are seeing the benefits of semantic content enrichment to boost the value of their content and help market it in innovative ways”, said Daniel Mayer, Product Marketing Manager, TEMIS.  “We are extremely pleased to partner with Semantico thereby offering our industry-leading content enrichment technology to a wider range of publishers”, added Peter Camilleri, Director, TEMIS UK. “We look forward to help them add value to their customers’ online titles.”  

About Semantico
Semantico was formed in 1999 to develop online publishing solutions for the publishing industry. Its mission is to be the partner of choice in helping clients realise the full potential of internet technologies for delivering digital information services. Semantico works to make clients’ information ever more discoverable, more useful and more valuable.
Semantico’s content delivery tool-sets, subscription management products, and hosting and support services enable rapid and robust, customised solutions for a wide range of clients.
Semantico’s management team has a considerable breadth of experience in publishing, e-commerce B2B and B2C online sectors. Its strong engineering background allied with a focus on user-centred design processes ensure that it maintains high standards in its existing and new products, while providing the innovation necessary to compete effectively in emerging online markets.
http://www.semantico.com/

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