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More and more companies are building social networks in the enterprise. For those keeping track, the common term used today is Enterprise Social Networks (ESN).In almost all cases, the reasoning for implementing an ESN is to improve collaboration, break down silos, ease the flow information, etc. One that is often missing is how it could influence search results in the enterprise.
In the internet, social networks play a huge role in helping with search results. This help does not come in the straight up indexing of the content and adding to the overwhelming amount of content already being indexed, but rather from the building a a social or knowledge graph from the social networks.
Google, Microsoft, Facebook, etc. have built algorithms to mine the content in social networks and to try to understand the relationships between the interactions happening in the social networks. While this information is used for many purposes, the mining of the data is used build out what is called a social graph and to extend knowledge graphs (think really big taxonomies or ontologies).
There is a big opportunity for companies to leverage their ESN implementations to improve their search results. This concept goes beyond the idea of ESN and could even be applied to any location people interact with each other (online meetings, Chat sessions, even corporate email).
By mining the information from these interactions, a social graph of related to topics and concepts can be built, that will improve how people search and eventually find the information they are most interested in.This note was inspired +David Amerland book, Google Semantic Search - Amazon location 2111.
A small sample of some of the books I've read on varying subjects. Got to be done. The subjects include 1980s British politics, Richard Nixon, Third Reich, Communism, Johnny Cash, HST trains, Japan WW2, Manic Street Preachers, Philosopy, Humanity a moral understanding of the 20th Century (Fascinating book) Rise & Fall of the labour party & the war in Iraq & the lies that surround it.
The Forty-Second Session of WIPO's Intergovernmental Committee on Intellectual Property and Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge and Folklore (IGC) took place in Geneva, Switzerland from February 28 to March 4, 2022 in hybrid form – with delegates and observers attending physically in Geneva, Switzerland, and via remote participation from around the world.
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Country: Armenia
Investigation name or abstract title: KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, PRACTICE (KAP) SURVEY ON VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS IN ARMENIA
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Date: 2015 october 05
Location: Region Syunik, city Kapan
In Syunik region we had 5 of Visceral Leishmaniasis (VL), mainly in city Kapan, in Shinararner street (5/5). The hospital we worked at, is located in that street, and parents came there. With the help of before handmade questionnaire I was interviewing one of the parents. Before the interview doctor of our team had taken blood sample for VL with rk 39 rapid tests. This beautiful girl was specially prepared, she was not afraid, the first came close. When I explained her mother what we were doing, she even said she would become a doctor, she would help everyone like us, wear a doctor's dressing gown. She encouraged everyone. The questionnaire included questions about clinical symptoms of VL, about parents’ knowledge of transmission, about prevention. Drawing conclusions, it was identified that the most informed region was Syunik.
Another working day for me, but edging closer to the weekend hurrah!
On my lunch break I nipped across the road to John Ryland's library. Such a pretty building inside and out. Was after some old books for ODC2's challenge of "knowledge". No shortage there. Was a bit of a challenge with them being in glass cabinets and lights reflecting off the surface. Got there in the end! However, I did spot this whilst I was walking around and was tempted to use this instead... but the books won!
"And let thy feet
millenniums hence
be set in midst of knowledge."
British museum, London.
Best if seen large.
BBBSS Class of 70 - Alumni 40th Reunion Project
"The Passage of Knowledge"
About the school: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bukit_Bintang_Boys'_Secondary_School
When Brian and I arrived in Hallstatt (cold and wet and with the knowledge that the last boat back to the trainstation had left already), we had some trouble finding a place to stay. Everywhere we asked was full. As we walked past this little white cottage, we noticed a sign in the garden that said "Zimmer Frei" (Room available) so we knocked on the door, and a frail little old woman answered. "Sprechensie English?" we asked. "Nein". "Zimmer frei?" "ah, ya!" She dissappeared back into her home, then came back with slippers and an umbrella. She took us upstairs, and we smiled and nodded and figured out prices counting on fingers. We were so relieved to have found a dry bed, we didn't bat an eyelash when she managed to convey to us "no heater". Haha. It was a loooong coooold night. But one we'll remember for years to come. :)
And that is a funicular in the background...
Ellen Golden for DFCS @ LCC 2013-07-22
Pictures by for Lowndes Area Knowledge Exchange (LAKE), Valdosta, Lowndes County, Georgia, 22 July 2013.
www.l-a-k-e.org/blog/2013/07/ellen-golden-for-dfcs-lcc-20...
Last year, a colleague and I received funding to bring representatives from a number of aboriginal teacher education programs from across Canada to form an aboriginal knowledge exchange network. Today was our first meeting, a Symposium in Regina. Thanks to those that did all the work, it will be an impressive three-day event.
1st Doctoral Forum 2013 Bridging Cultures Driving Knowledge took place at ISCTE-IUL on the 4th october 2013. Fotografia de Hugo Alexandre Cruz.
The Thirty-Seventh Session of WIPO's Intergovernmental Committee on Intellectual Property and Genetic Resources, Traditional Knowledge and Folklore (IGC) took place in Geneva, Switzerland from August 27 to August 31, 2018.
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This is the Hel card from the Goddesses: Knowledge Cards deck. Below is the text found on the back of the card.
'Hel is the Norse queen of the underworld, a mother goddess in her underworld guise. She rules over the fiery womb of regeneration and is especially responsible for those who die of disease or old age. Her underworld, unlike the Christian hell, which received its name from her, is simply an otherworld, a place of renewal rather than a place of punishment and misery. When northern shamans visit her realm, they put on a helkappe, a magic mask (sometimes a helmet) that renders them invisible. It is possible that the masked harlequin, a standard character in commedia dell 'arte, was originally one of the kindred of the goddess Hel. Hel is an embodiment of the divine mystery, a challenge to look behind the mask of appearances to see things as they really are.'