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2006 Semantic Technology Conference San Jose, California, USA (March 6-9, 2006) Semantics is a hot industry
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2006 Semantic Technology Conference San Jose, California, USA (March 6-9, 2006) Semantics is a hot industry sector right now €“ a $2 billion per year market and projected to grow to ... |
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Metatomix, Inc., a leading provider of semantic solutions to financial services, justice and public safety, manufacturing and life sciences organizations, today announced its semantic services solutions will be prominent at the 2008 Semantic Technol... |
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In the spirit of this I have submitted a proposal to the 2008 Semantic Technology Conference which will take place in May in San Jose, California. If I am lucky, I might see you there. |
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