Linked Data success stories
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This document discusses the benefits of using linked data including: - Exponential growth in the number of linked open data sources from 2007 to 2011. - Simpler editorial workflows and automated publication using semantic tagging of metadata. - Dynamic aggregation of data from various sources to power data-driven user interfaces. - Increased transparency and over 200 applications using open government data. - Agile content management for a large Scandinavian news site with low server loads.
Linked Data success stories
- 2. Linear costs & Exponential scalability growth Growth of Linked Open Data 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 Number of datasources 0 2007 10 2008 09 2009 07 2010 09 2011 09 Source: Source: PriceaterhouseCoopers Technology Forecast 2009 The Linking Open Data cloud diagram
- 3. Semantic Publishing Simpler and quicker editorial workflow with automated tagging Automated metadata-driven publication with minimal journalistic management Dynamic aggregation and integration of various datasources for data- driven UIs Agile and schema-less domain modelling with ontologies Scalable and performant semantic publishing platform Source: Sports Refresh: Dynamic Semantic Publishing (2012 04)
- 4. Open Data Publishing data as part of the Open Government strategy Increased public sector transparency & accountability Maximal interoperability via established Linked Data standards and APIs Reuse of open-licensed information Over 200 user-developed applications Source: Making Open Data Real: A Public Consultation (2011 08)
- 5. Content management In cooperation with Politiken – one of the top entertainment sites in Scandinavia Agile and schema-less content modelling with ontologies Rapid layout and functionality changes Stable and performant online publishing with low server loads and maintenance costs Cloud-hosted semantic datastore
- 6. Generic Linked Data platform graphity.org @graphityhq
- 7. Application Features domains Collaborative data management Multimedia publishing Linked Data analytics Content management Semantic connectors for Web Product management 2.0 APIs Open Government Deployable in the cloud Life sciences Rapid 3rd party UI & app Health care development Energy sector Generic, open-source, standards-based code Geographical systems Architecture