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- February, 2000
WF Workshop Series: Enterprise Information Portals, New study
on the Web from NEC Research, WF Seminars in Sydney and
Auckland, Map of the Month: ET-Map from Univ of Arizona,
Weaving the Web: a new book by Tim Berners-Lee, InfoToday
acquires KMWorld, Toward the Semantic Web with DARPA Agent ML,
AltaVista opens its services, All-in-One Search: over 500
searchable databases, Oracle supports access to Dun &
Bradstreet, TracerLock: a web monitoring service
- January, 2000
-- XML In-Depth Workshop on January 14, Vigil Technology
offers e-Sense, Registered XML Vocabularies grow at 62% over
three months, AltaVista Files for an IPO under CMGI, RoweCom
acquires NewsEdge and Individual.com, Liaison Technology
attracts a second round, Karnak offers a fee-based research
service, XML Conference in San Francisco on February 23-24,
Freedom to link is threaten by Mormon suit, New Web statistics
from Alexa.
- November, 1999
-- New series of workshops on Web Farming for 2000. WF
Book review in InformationWeek. IBM Enterprise Information
Portal. Factiva from Dow Jones Interactive and Reuters. Daily
Diffs from InGenius Technologies is acquired by Aeneid. Bid on
a custom WF Workshop. Information Analysis with XSB. Survey of
Internet privacy issues.
- October, 1999
-- How Connected is the Web? WF Seminars and Workshops.
XML Vocabularies: How do you track all the new ones? XML
Financial Reporting Markup Language. SAP Strategic Business
Information Collector. Dublin Core goes standard as an XML/RDF
vocabulary. Invisible Worlds by Carl Malamud, Internet Spy
Software: is it real? Another twURL for Web Farming. HTML goes
XML: the new XHTML specification. The Web in Perspective:
quote from NY Times
- August, 1999
-- WF Workshop on Sept 9, XML Extender in DB2, WF for
Resumes and Jobs, 3-day Seminars on Building Web Farming
Systems, Searchable Public Records, Intarka Prospect-
Miner, Book Review for Web Farming for the Data Warehouse,
Globalization To The Max: The Lexis and the Olive Tree,
WF at Siebel, WebData Databases, Focused Crawling at IBM
Almaden, Latest Web Assessment, Copernic Server
- July, 1999
-- New Netscape Service, Web Scraping in VB, Ask Jeeves Flies,
Drucker Plugs Outside Info, Seminars on Web Farming,
Pretexting & Web Surfing, Search Engine Showdown, KM
Resource Center, Invisible Web Catalog, XML Support in Oracle,
More Domains for Infonautics, U.S. Government Searching .
- June, 1999
-- The Web's Librarian - Brewster Kahle of Alexa Internet,
Told You So! Infonautics' Company Sleuth strikes again, Google
spinoff from Stanford received $25M in VC funding, Web Farming
seminars coming up, Two new articles on Web Farming in DM
Review and DB2 Magazine, Tool of the Month - MagniFind from
Xerox Inxight, XML Support in new DB2 UDB as an enhanced text
extender, Hyper-searching the Web - article on IBM's Clever
project, MiningCo is now called About.com .
- May, 1999
-- SAP and Dun & Bradstreet, Peter Drucker pushes use of
'outside' information, WF Seminar Series, EIP at
CorporatePortals.com, Powerize your WF system, IBM xCentral as
the Resource of the Month, twURL Analysis on WF, NewsMaps from
Cartia.
- April, 1999
-- SAP and ACNielsen alliance, KM World Website Review, WF
Seminars, InGenius Technologies, CEOExpress as Resource of the
Month, SageMaker using XML, SearchCafe for text mining.
- March, 1999
-- The CI Perspective, EIP Revisited, High Web Usage for
Business Intelligence, IBM's JCentral, Dow Jones uses XML, RDF
Recommendation, Colin White's Decision Processing, New
BullsEye Version, Microsoft with KM Product?
- February, 1999
-- Company Sleuth from Infonautics, a new acronym called EIP
for Enterprise Information Portal, new book entiled Data Smog
from David Shenk, evaluating web content.
- January, 1999
-- Inaugural Issue covering the new website, seminar/workshop
series, evaluation of the Intraspect Knowledge Server,
partnership programs.
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