Semantic Technologies and the Future of Document Management

By: Francois Ragnet on: Jul 4, 2008 in: The Future of Documents

Talking about Natural Language Processing and its affordances for the Future of Documents, my Fuji Xerox Australia colleagues have started a very interesting exploration of semantic technologies and the future of document management in collaboration with RMIT university.

Anni Rowland-Campbell and team have published a White Paper on the topic which can be downloaded from this location. Looking forward to the results of their research project!

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3 Responses to “Semantic Technologies and the Future of Document Management”

  1. Samuel on Jul 07, 2008

    Ah, thanks for the pointer!

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  3. Michael J on Nov 19, 2008

    Thank you for the post and the links.

    It gave me a clear basis for finally diving behind “semantic web” to an articulation of the underlying ideas and current developments.

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