Smartlogic Makes the Case for Semantic Software and the Enterprise Semantic Platform in KMWorld White Paper "The Advantage of Openness"
Summary
Bentley describes how the "openness" of Semaphore is key to offering a "new layer" that lies between the user interface and content technology, providing the semantic software solution to the problems of information search and knowledge management.This means that search engine precision is enhanced, the quality of metadata is improved, CMS implementations are sped up, unstructured information can be integrated from multiple repositories, compliance processes can be automated and the user experience that is offered to clients, staff and partners will be exceptional.Jeremy Bentley has spent his career working with information systems ranging from business process workflow, documents and records management search and now enterprise semantics and meaning.Contact details: Jeremy Bentley Smartlogic, 14 Greville Street, London EC1N 8SB, UK +44 (0)203 176 4500 http://www.smartlogic.com US +1 952 912 9083 UK +44 (0)203 176 4500 DE +49 (0)176 354 63127 ### London, United Kingdom, August 18, 2011 --( PR.com )-- According to Jeremy Bentley, founder and CEO of Smartlogic, businesses are once again reliant on specialised skills in the hands of a few to unlock their information assets.Bentley poses that, just as in the "closed data world of the 1970s" before the development of relational databases and business intelligence layers which unlocked corporate data so today it is enterprise information that is not as freely accessible as people require.In the meantime, businesses have to spend too much money, wait too long for projects to complete or just have to make do – all with the consequence of poor performance.Jeremy Bentley has published a white paper "The Advantage of Openness," one of a series published by KMWorld magazine, the leading information provider serving the knowledge management systems market.In his paper, Jeremy Bentley makes the case for semantic software and how it can improve search and therefore business performance: "Just as the gap between closed and open data was filled by new approaches in the 70s, so too will the gap between limited search and productive find.