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    Semantic Web Company [Semantic Web Company, Vienna] The Semantic Web Company (SWC), based in Vienna, provides companies, institutions and organizations with professional services related to the Semantic Web, semantic technologies, knowledge management and social software. The Semantic Web Company provides services in six business segments: School Practice-oriented courses, inhouse trainings, open seminars and tool workshops. All courses are modularized; the components of, for instance, the 12 day 'web expert' course can also be booked separately. Consulting IT-consulting & strategy, e.g. ontology engineering, technology and usability consulting, software evaluation, feasibility studies and impact assessment, strategies for data integration. Projects Commercial projects: support during design phase, implementation and software development as well as with roll-out and change management. Research projects: in particular contribution to use-cases and dissemination activities. Events Organisation of events, conferences, trade shows, fairs and colloquiums; Assistance with finding events & media partners, consulting for target-group specific event marketing, website development and organisation on the spot. Media Editing of books, text books and volumes (e.g. at Springer, Trauner, OCG Verlag); production of course materials, studies and reports; information about current technological developments on the web, via the web. Solutions Together with partners from industry and academia we help to find the right solutions, drawing on a compilationof the best software tools, services and information sources for every aspect of the Semantic Web. For more information, please visit the Semantic Web Company's Website or their blog: Semantic Puzzle - Open World Assumptions.The monthly newsletter covers activities in the Semantic Web community, information about current SWC projects and news from SWC's partner network (e.g. KiWi). To get an idea of the newsletter's contents, visit the newsletter archive. Blog posts written by KiWi members about the project, but on their respective blogs are syndicated on Planet KiWi.
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      Jigsaw provides an online business directory of company information and more than 10 million business contacts. If your success depends on reaching out to others, Jigsaw is essential. And that's why over 500 corporations and more than 600,000 members turn to Jigsaw. Every contact in Jigsaw is complete with full name, title, postal address, hard-to-find email address and telephone number.
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        Talis is a privately owned, well established and innovative software company. The Talis Platform division is a global leader in the research and application of Semantic Web technologies. The Talis Applications division is the UK market leader in providing academic and public library solutions. We are among the world's first companies to apply leading edge Semantic Web technologies. We are transforming our existing applications, creating new applications and providing a technology platform for others.
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          Anecdote is the leading business narrative services firm in Australia renowned for its work in knowledge management, collaboration, leadership development and facilitating complex change initiatives. How do business narrative techniques work? They involve the process of collecting and listening to people’s stories in the workplace and using these stories to understand what is really happening. This process creates the conditions for people to develop the resolve to make a change and solve what seemed like intractable problems. Leaders can also learn to tell better stories to enhance their ability to communicate important values and beliefs fundamental to the organisation’s culture.
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