semantic research

Web 3.0, also known as the Semantic Web, aims at the concept of linked data by proposing more intelligent ways to represent and communicate knowledge and provides a standard framework to interact with ubiquitous sources of information. Web 3.0 emerging standards can make communications, access to digital media and digital services simpler to use via knowledge representation and management.

SaaS applications built on a semantic-oriented platform make web navigation easier, provide better search and business intelligence capabilities, and support contextual interaction with users, making services smarter. Online communities can interact via social software applications that use knowledge modeling, enabling members to access digital media more effectively and to control with whom they want to communicate and collaborate based on trusted relationships. Communities that adopt the Web 3.0 vision can create true virtual ecosystems in a knowledge society that fosters creativity and economic development.

QoS Labs started its Semantic research in 2003, looking for ways to simplify SaaS integration and management and realized through the process its potential for the Social Web and for the future of the Semantic Web.

Semantic Technologies Use

Semantic-Oriented Development Paradigm