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May 18, 2008, 9:32:02 AM (17 years ago)
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bart
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Final presentation

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    29 \title{We tell you what you already know !}
    30 
    31 \subtitle{finding meaning in the gigs of data}
     29\title{We tell you what you already would know !}
     30
     31\subtitle{finding meaning,value and utility in the gigs of data}
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    40 %\institute[netlabs.og]
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    43 %Bart van Leeuwen
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     42 netlabs.org
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    4645\date{Developer Workshop 2008}
     
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    66 \AtBeginSubsection[]
     65\AtBeginSection[]
    6766{
    6867\begin{frame}<beamer>
    6968\frametitle{Outline}
    70 \tableofcontents[currentsection,currentsubsection]
     69\tableofcontents[currentsection]
    7170\end{frame}
    7271}
     
    9291\section{Introduction}
    9392
    94 \subsection[Defenitions]{Defenitions}
    95 
    96 \begin{frame}
    97 \frametitle{Defenitions}
    98 
    99 \begin{itemize}
    100   \item Data
    101   \begin{itemize}
    102         \item data is anything in a form suitable for use with a computer
    103   \end{itemize}
    104   \item Information
    105   \begin{itemize}
    106         \item A collection of data which possesses some degree of utility,
    107         value or meaning
    108   \end{itemize}
    109 \end{itemize}
     93\subsection[Definitions]{Definitions}
     94
     95\begin{frame}
     96\frametitle{Definitions}
     97\begin{definition}[Data]
     98Anything in a form suitable for use with a computer
     99\end{definition}
     100\begin{definition}[Information]
     101A collection of data which possesses some degree of utility, meaning or value
     102\end{definition}
    110103\end{frame}
    111104
     
    143136
    144137\begin{frame}
    145 \frametitle{The 3 degrees of infomation}
     138\frametitle{The 3 degrees of information}
    146139
    147140\begin{itemize}
    148141  \item Value
    149142  \begin{itemize}
    150     \item Does the information you stored stil have some value
     143    \item Does the information you stored still have some value?
    151144  \end{itemize}
    152145  \item Meaning
    153146  \begin{itemize}
    154     \item Can you tell from the file what it means to you
     147    \item Can you tell from the file what it means to you?
    155148  \end{itemize}
    156149  \item Utility
    157150  \begin{itemize}
    158     \item What is the use of the information stored
     151    \item What is the use of the information stored?
    159152  \end{itemize}
    160153\end{itemize}
     
    166159
    167160\begin{itemize}
    168   \item after asking your self these questions
     161  \item After asking yourself these questions
    169162  \begin{itemize}
    170163    \item The amount of information stored is huge
    171     \item meaning, value and utility can only be evaluated by looking at the
     164    \item Meaning, value and utility can only be evaluated by looking at the
    172165    information again
    173166  \end{itemize}
    174167  \item Conclusion
    175168  \begin{itemize}
    176     \item The vast amount of information, renders it unstructured.
    177     \item To much information is data
     169    \item The vast amount of information, renders it unstructured
     170    \item Too much ``information'' is data
    178171  \end{itemize}
    179172 
     
    182175\end{frame}
    183176
    184 \section{Solutions}
     177\section{How to get a grip}
    185178
    186179\subsection[Describing your information]{Describing your information}
    187180
    188181\begin{frame}
    189 \frametitle{Describing your information}
     182\frametitle{Application view}
    190183
    191184\begin{itemize}
    192185  \item Look beyond the initial context of your applications
    193186  \begin{itemize}
    194     \item Think about storing, and describing contextual information.
     187    \item Think about storing, and describing contextual information
    195188    \item Investigate open standards for describing information
    196189    \begin{itemize}
    197190      \item Dublin core     
    198191    \end{itemize}
    199     \item Search for openstandards on accessing this information
     192    \item Use open standards for accessing this information
    200193    \begin{itemize}
    201       \item WSDL
     194      \item WSDL ( Web Service Description Language)
    202195    \end{itemize}
    203     \item Don't take posibilities into account 
    204   \end{itemize}
    205 \end{itemize}
    206 
     196    \item Keep away from possible solutions 
     197  \end{itemize}
     198\end{itemize}
     199
     200\end{frame}
     201
     202\begin{frame}
     203\frametitle{User view}
     204
     205\begin{itemize}
     206  \item Attach the contextual information to your documents
     207  \begin{itemize}
     208    \item On digital photographs
     209    \begin{itemize}
     210      \item Where is it
     211      \item Who is on there     
     212    \end{itemize}
     213    \item On documents
     214    \begin{itemize}
     215      \item What event is the document related to
     216      \item Who are the reviewers
     217    \end{itemize}
     218  \end{itemize}
     219  \item Keep away from possible solutions
     220\end{itemize}
     221
     222\end{frame}
     223\subsection[Using contextual information]{Using contextual information}
     224
     225\begin{frame}
     226\frametitle{Using contextual information}
     227
     228\begin{itemize}
     229  \item Define services which are attached to certain contextual data
     230  \begin{itemize}
     231    \item Looking up locations with Google
     232        \item Storing events in your agenda
     233        \item Searching keywords on the web
     234        \item Storing locations on your navigation tool
     235        \end{itemize}
     236  \item Enterprise adaptation
     237  \begin{itemize}
     238        \item Use web service meta data
     239        \item Leverage contextual information added by employees to enrich company
     240        knowledge base
     241\end{itemize}
     242\end{itemize}
     243\end{frame}
     244
     245\subsection[Deja Vu]{Deja Vu}
     246
     247\begin{frame}
     248\frametitle{Is this really new ?}
     249
     250\begin{itemize}
     251  \item Extended Attributes
     252  \begin{itemize}
     253        \item Keywords
     254        \item Application specific attributes
     255  \end{itemize}
     256  \item Web based utilities
     257  \begin{itemize}
     258    \item iGoogle
     259    \item Operator
     260   \end{itemize}
     261\end{itemize}
     262\end{frame}
     263
     264\section{Join the voyage}
     265
     266\subsection[Departure]{Departure}
     267
     268\begin{frame}
     269\frametitle{What is happening now}
     270
     271\begin{itemize}
     272  \item Current solutions
     273  \begin{itemize}
     274        \item Web based information or local computer based information
     275        \item Don't take moving data into account
     276        \item Focused on finding data, not information
     277        \item Context is missing on results
     278  \end{itemize}
     279  \item Almost no crossover between web and desktop
     280  \end{itemize}
     281\end{frame}
     282
     283\subsection[Crossing the border]{Crossing the border}
     284
     285\begin{frame}
     286\frametitle{Where do we want to go}
     287
     288\begin{itemize}
     289  \item Using the web to find additional information on your local documents
     290  \item Generate information for local use based on web pages you use
     291  \item Find relations between data stored on your system
     292  \item Share contextual information through the enterprise
     293  \item Find new relations in existing enterprise data
     294\end{itemize}
     295\end{frame}
     296
     297\begin{frame}
     298\frametitle{What are the directions}
     299
     300\begin{itemize}
     301  \item Proof of concept
     302  \begin{itemize}
     303        \item NOM Based
     304        \item Contextual cross boundary information collection
     305  \end{itemize}
     306  \item Guerrilla tactics
     307  \begin{itemize}
     308        \item WPS Class replacements
     309        \item Windows Shell Extensions
     310        \item Gnome Panels
     311  \end{itemize}
     312\end{itemize}
     313\end{frame}
     314
     315\subsection[Roundup]{Roundup}
     316
     317\begin{frame}
     318\frametitle{Roundup}
     319
     320Questions or Remarks ???
    207321\end{frame}
    208322
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