Our KEES Ontology (Knowledge Exchange Engine Schema) is listed in LOV (Linked Open Vocabulary) cloud.

A new version of KEES language profile and ontology is now available. An implementation of EKB api supporting the new specification is available to all  LinkedData.Center enterprise customers.

Linked Data has established itself as the de facto means for the publication of structured data over the Web, enjoying amazing growth in terms of the number of organizations committing to use its core principles for exposing and interlinking data sets for seamless exchange, integration, and reuse. More and more ICT ventures offer innovative data management services on top of Linked (Open) Data, creating a demand for data practitioners possessing skills and detailed knowledge in this area. Ensuring the availability of such expertise will prove crucial if businesses are to reap the full benefits of these advanced data management technologies, and the know-how accumulated over the past years by researchers, technology enthusiasts and early adopters.
This book aims at facilitating professional training for data practitioners that want to use Linked Data in their daily work. The intended audience of this book is:

• Practitioners interested in using cutting-edge technologies to analyze and make sense of large amounts of structured data.
• Technology enthusiasts aiming to broaden their knowledge on one of most exciting and rapidly evolving topic related to Big Data and open-access policies.
• Researchers in the Semantic Web community who want to gain basic, down-to-earth knowledge about proven-and-tested technologies for using Linked data.
• Researchers in other disciplines interested to use Linked Data technologies to optimize specific data management aspects related to the scientific data they operate on.

Each chapter of this book is targeting a different crucial task related to Linked Data.

A free download of the eBook is available in the download area of LinkedData.Center (registration required) .

Cosa sono i Linked Open Data? Perchè sono un’opportunità per aziende e startup? Come un developer può usarli per creare applicazioni? Quali competenze e tecnologie servono? Qual’è lo stato dell’arte di chi li usa? Qual’è la situazione in Italia?
Queste alcune delle domande a cui, il 22 ottobre a SMAU durante un workshop dedicato alla rivoluzione dei Linked Data, Enrico Fagnoni, CEO di e-Artspace, darà risposta. “Oggi il web 3.0 è realtà. Non solo testi interconnessi, il web 1.0, non solo persone interconnesse il web 2.0, ma dati interconnessi. I linked data in rete sono già miliardi e crescono ogni giorno. I soli governi hanno pubblicato più di un milione di dataset. Più di diecimila il governo italiano. A questi si aggiungono dataset da svariate fonti, come per esempio wikipedia, interamente disponibile come linked open data data, o l’intera istat. Una miniera di dati utilizzabili da aziende e startup per loro scopi interni o per sviluppare servizi e applicazioni per i loro clienti.”