gnowsis.com homepage relaunch

gnowsis.com has a new homepage. And a new corporate identity. I like it, makes me proud to lead this as CEO.

gnowsis logo

background info:
Gnowsis.com is a European startup developing a product for personal information management.

Information is stored in many different applications, but you can´t look everywhere. You know there is something you are looking for but don´t know exactly where. Gnowsis makes your data accessible in an easy and effective way!
Save hours of wasted time whenever you´re trying to re-find a thought because you don´t know what the information is related to or where it is filed. Be sure things don´t get lost and have all relevant information immediately at hand.

Gnowsis talks to your applications and relates documents with your information. Just like human thoughts, a network of projects, people, topics, events, and others is created. This is presented in a standardized format (semantic web) to lower integration costs with enterprise information management systems and SaaS solutions. Users can create semantic wiki pages to take notes. Via plug-ins, the semantic automated gnowsis recommendation system is available in everyday office applications, to go beyond what is offered today. The product is based on results of the Integrated European Project NEPOMUK, the EPOS Project, and the gnowsis project initiated at the DFKI.

psst: product is currently in private alpha, to stay informed I can recommend you sign up for the newsletter.

Chuck norris doesn’t follow links

Chuck Norris doesn’t follow links, the links follow him.

background: The gnowsis team is currently looking for a semantic desktop product name, and this is one of the results of the brainstorm. We are worth our money.

Semantic Web Demozone

If someone asks me “what is the semantic web”, I have a new answer: go look into the demozone.

http://demozone.semantic-web.at/

demozone

Gratulations to the team of the semantic web company for launching this, I see these guys now as the world premier semantic web consulting agency: in a vendor-neutral way, they show what semantics you can get.

Before this, I only had the W3C SWEO use case collection, now I have two answers. Good work!

(early adopters: yes, its out there since some weeks now, but I still think we should blog about it)