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The Semantic Social Web

 

Observing the growth of social networks in the consumer space and its evolution towards enterprise and government applications in the global market, QoS Labs decided in 2007 to focus on the Semantic Social Web by combining Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 visions and technologies, and leveraging its proprietary semantic platform and SaaS framework. The question raised was how to build a value proposition by offering smarter social networking capabilities and innovation in that space.

 

QoS Labs decided to start the Spribo project and license its semantic technology to this new company to build a Semantic Social Web platform that is capable of producing innovation in the use of social networks. The team assigned to Spribo has actively worked during lab phase 6 (2008-2009) on continued development of the semantic engine, the creation of semantic social applications and the social graph ontology. Spribo launched a beta service at the end of 2008. Multiple use cases have been deployed to build nurtured communities that have helped to test the technology and prove the value proposition. The main efforts during this initial phase have focused on reliability, performance and scalability of the Spribo platform, social apps and the first APIs to popular Web 2.0 sites as the semantic model is populated by participating members and the semantic social graph ontology is refined.

 

As the market starts to talk about Web 3.0 and the Semantic Web, QoS Labs is committed to the next generation of the Web, applying its proprietary knowledge representation technology to the Semantic Social Web, as a competitive advantage for the next Web wave.