Yeah, I too think this is a big deal. Semantic web in the commercial
world obviously suffers the same chicken and egg problem as elsewhere,
but if a big company like BestBuy just does it anyway, then services
that consume and aggregate this kind of data are likely to spring
up. Semantic
Bill Roberts wrote:
Yeah, I too think this is a big deal. Semantic web in the commercial
world obviously suffers the same chicken and egg problem as elsewhere,
but if a big company like BestBuy just does it anyway, then services
that consume and aggregate this kind of data are likely to
Guys,
Let me add: Having real world use cases validate the cause in many
levels. In practice, this will generate a second sell, and a third,
etc. Domino effect.
Or rather, the CYA effect: Until someone else has taken the risk, why
put your A on the line?
So, I would call this a nice escape goat
PS. In some cases, its a good idea to stop at the first kiss... but I
think that the prospect of permeating the e-commerce dinosaur is sexy
as hell ;)
Yes, that is what drives me ;-)
Martin
PS: Think of the many novel e-business scenarios in affiliate marketing
etc. when you can have web-wide
Martin
Thanks for that very interesting presentation. Sorry I can't come
along next week to hear it live.
Bill
On 9 Jun 2009, at 13:32, Martin Hepp (UniBW) wrote:
PS. In some cases, its a good idea to stop at the first kiss... but I
think that the prospect of permeating the e-commerce
Aldo Bucchi wrote:
Clarification,
On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 7:57 AM, Aldo Bucchialdo.buc...@gmail.com wrote:
Guys,
Let me add: Having real world use cases validate the cause in many
levels. In practice, this will generate a second sell, and a third,
etc. Domino effect.
Or rather, the CYA
Hi Aldo:
Kingsley: Does any of the upper level ontologies or LOD datasets
provide industry sectors with a useful level of granularity?
Note that GoodRelations provides the gr:hasISICv4 and the gr:hasNAICS
properties for linking a gr:BusinessEntity to the proper ISIC/NAICS
category code
I heard about this elsewhere (?) - I personally think it's hugely
significant. Commerce means a lot to a lot of people, this is
mainstreaming. Bravo!
2009/6/8 Martin Hepp (UniBW) h...@ebusiness-unibw.org:
Hi all:
Good news:
Bestbuy.com goes Semantic Web the GoodRelations Way
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