Press Releases About Semantic Technologies
 
 
 
MedTrust Online Collaborates With Oracle and Dell to Provide Oncologists With the Next Generation Tool for Personalized Care DeliveryMay 29, 2008, MedTrust Online (HTML) "MedTrust Online, LLC, a provider of clinically-useful applications for Oncologists, is working with Oracle, the world's largest enterprise software company, and Dell, a global leader in Information Technology (IT) solutions, to bring the new discoveries across health sciences to Oncologists at South Texas Oncology and Hematology (STOH), a leading provider of medical care for cancer patients in the Southwest U.S."
     
METATOMIX'S Semantic Middleware Platform Enables Customers To Leverage Oracle® Database 11g Semantic TechnologySeptember 10, 2007, Metatomix (HTML) Metatomix, Inc., announces it will enable its semantic middleware platform and industry frameworks on Oracle® Database 11g. The newly released Metatomix semantic middleware platform Version 5.0 with SPARQL (Protocol and RDF Query Language) enabled semantic services, supports the Oracle Database 11g native semantic technology capabilities.
     

Metatomix Announces Adoption of Oracle® Database 10g Semantic CapabilitiesMay 22, 2007, Metatomix (HTML)

Metatomix announces it will support the native RDF capabilities of Oracle® Database 10g to enable improved efficiency and throughput of solutions built and deployed within its Semantic Framework product line. Click here for related articles.

     
ontoprise Announces Support for Oracle's Semantic Web TechnologiesMay 21, 2007, ontoprise (HTML) ontoprise GmbH from Karlsruhe, Germany announces support for the Oracle Database 10g RDF Data Model in their core products, OntoStudio™ and OntoBroker™. This combination of ontoprise and Oracle technologies will deliver a scalable, reliable and secure platform for corporate Semantic Web solutions.
     
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Deploys Public Health Preparedness Framework With Oracle and TopQuadrant—Feb 19, 2007, Oracle (HTML)

Oracle announces that the University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston (UT-Houston) uses Semantic Web Technology from Oracle and TopQuadrant, to enable public health preparedness and allow for improved decision making.

Building on Oracle's Resource Description Framework (RDF) Data Model, which offers the industry's first open, scalable, secure and reliable RDF management platform, UT-Houston's SAPPHIRE system facilitates bio-surveillance and symptom trending.

"Oracle and TopQuadrant allow UT-Houston to shift the center of gravity for public healthcare delivery by moving beyond symptom detection to large-scale public health surveillance, ..."—Parsa Mirhaji, M.D., director of the Center for Biosecurity and Public Health Informatics Research at the University of Texas School of Health Information Sciences at Houston.

     
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