poolparty powertagging and sonr for confluence
DESCRIPTION
PoolParty PowerTagging and sOnr are add-ons for Atlassian Confluence. They provide features to annotate and categorize content automatically. sOnr is a collaborative tool for market observer and trend scouts. User benefit from semantic search, automatic text analysis, entity extraction, sentiment analysis, faceted search and content recommendation. Its basis is built by thesauri and controlled vocabularies which are maintained with PoolParty Server.TRANSCRIPT
PowerTagging & sOnr webmining for Confluence
Andreas BlumauerMike Doane
Semantic Web Companywww.semantic-web.at
www.poolparty.bizwww.sonr-webmining.com
The Semantic Web Company
Semantic Web Company founded 2001 – private heldBased in Vienna, Austria Growth rate >15% per year Revenue 2012: € 1.5 Mio. Software products and services Global partner network
Core of 20 experts in strategy, coding, consulting, research
Core Product: PoolParty Suite (launched 2009) Current version: 4.0
Serving global 500 companies, GOs, NPOs and NGOs Daimler, Roche, Cisco, Pearson, Credit Suisse, Wolters Kluwer, Fluor,
World Bank, European Commission, etc.
Customers - extract
PoolParty Suite: Flashlights
User-friendly editor
Standards based (W3C): Interoperability & Linked Data Management
High scalability, performance & security:Enterprise-readiness
Integration with content & search platforms:APIs and SPARQL endpoints
Quality management & semi-automatic creation of thesauri
http://www.poolparty.biz/products/
PoolParty Semantic Suite
PowerTagging for Confluence
Automatic taggingbased on thesauri
Automatic linkingto similar documents
PowerTagging supports the creation and maintenance of consistent semantic metadata, based on controlled enterprise vocabularies.
Why PowerTagging?
Consistent tagging:automatic use of synonyms
Semantic search
Precise content recommendation
Similar content macros
https://sonr.semantic-web.at/display/BLOG/Solectria+Renewables+solar+panels+chosen+for+N+American+airport+project
Related content from Wikipedia & from the same space or another space is inserted automatically, based on the text analysis of the current page.
Content analysis builds the basis forrecommendation of / linking to other content
PowerTagging configuration
Connect with PoolParty Server(cloud or on-premises)
Set global limits for PowerTagging, like max. number of tags
Select thesauri and languages to be used for PowerTagging
Run batch jobs like indexing of whole spaces
sOnr webmining
sOnr is the collaborative solution for market observers
Why sOnr webmining?
Web mining fully integrated with Confluence
Automatic content harvesting from the web (sOnr agents)
Collaborative marketing monitoring: harvested content can be tagged, commented, flagged, liked, etc.
Internal Twitter-like system: create your own sOnr ping!
Highly precise automatic classification of content (based on taxonomies and thesauri)
Semantic search & Watchdogs (configurable search queries)
Search for similar content
Trend analysis
sOnr is a social and a semantic platform
sOnr features
Set agents to mine the web
Use watchdogs to filter information
Seach factes
Autocomplete & query expansion
Good news / bad newsrecogition
Similarity search
Trend analysis
Harvested contentis pushed into Confluence andcan be used for further actions
sOnr and its 3 content types
sOnr agents generate content automtically
sOnr generates topic pages as mash-ups dynamically (coming soon)
Users generate sOnr pings (similar to twitter)
sOnr: collaborative web mining
Like with any other content from Confluence, sOnr seach results can be tagged, liked, commented, forwarded, watched etc.
Create sOnr pings: enterprise ‘twitter’
FAQs #1
Can I use PowerTagging for my already exisiting spaces? Yes, whole spaces can be semantically indexed with
PowerTagging in a batch mode
What if changes are made on the taxonomy side? New labels or changes made on the labels can be synced
automatically with the tags used within Confluence
For which versions of Confluence does PowerTagging work? At the moment, it works for 5.0 – 5.1.5
Does PowerTagging index and annotate only the pages or also the attachments? Both is analyzed and annotated
FAQs #2
How does PowerTagging content recommendation work? There are two macros which can be used to show similar documents
(to a given page) from any other space, or also related content from Wikipedia. This automatic recommendation is based on the ‘semantic footprint’ of a page which was calculated in the background when adding a page.
Are there any limits regarding size? PowerTagging can handle around 4 pages per second when indexing
whole spaces. No other limits are known.
Is there a free version of PowerTagging? Yes, some pre-installed thesauri and extractors can be used for the
free version of PowerTagging. When a customized module for text analysis is needed, then two versions can be obtained: cloud service and on-premises variant.
Can I use different thesauri for different spaces? Yes, for each space another thesaurus can be used for PowerTagging of
your Confluence content.
FAQs #3
Is PowerTagging using its own search engine? No, PowerTagging is fully integrated with Confluence’s
internal (Lucene) search engine, whereas sOnr installs its own (Solr based) search engine to provide advanced search facilities like faceted search
What if changes are made on the taxonomy side? New labels or changes made on the labels can be synced
automatically with the tags used within Confluence
For which versions of Confluence does PowerTagging work? At the moment, it works for 5.0 – 5.1.5
Does PowerTagging index and annotate only the pages or also the attachments? Both is analyzed and annotated
FAQs #4
Can I edit the tags which were created by PowerTagging? Yes, the user can improve the automatically generated tags.
Therefore an auto-complete function is provided to use labels rather from the controlled vocabulary than free tags.
Do I need sOnr to run PowerTagging? No. PowerTagging can be operated independently from sOnr.
Already created taxonomies can be used by both add-ons.
Can I operate sOnr without PowerTagging? No, sOnr is an optional additional module for PowerTagging
customers. It is installed together with PowerTagging.
Can PowerTagging handle multilinguality? Yes, for each space another thesaurus and therefore another
language can be used.
Contact
Mike DoaneSenior Consultant, Semantic Web Company
Partner network:
Andreas BlumauerCEO, Semantic Web Company