Microsoft acquires Powerset
After MedStory this time Microsoft acquires Powerset. Via Venture Beat
Microsoft is building the right combination, will SiloBreaker be next?
AP: It seems that this is not a done deal yet
After MedStory this time Microsoft acquires Powerset. Via Venture Beat
Microsoft is building the right combination, will SiloBreaker be next?
AP: It seems that this is not a done deal yet
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Labels: beyond search, Medstory, Powerset, semantic web, Silobreaker
There are a lot of players in the search field to provide a much better and meaningful search experience to users, and present us insights instead of just search results. So far what I am interested is a combination of Google, Medstory, Powerset and Silobreaker



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Labels: Medstory, Powerset, Silobreaker
I was reading Adam Bosworth post on "How you know you are getting the best care" and after reading the following section:
"How do I know if the information is trustworthy and reliable?I could not stop thinking about a children book called "MRS ARMITAGE on Wheels", where her bike was having problems and everytime she had a problem she was asking to her dog Breakspear "What this bikes needs". What Google needs is trusted content sources of the scientific publishers, this can be one way to improve the trustworthiness and reliability of the information. On top of that they have to develop something better than what Microsoft has with MedStory
There is a lot of material out there about drugs, diseases, procedures and treatments. How do you know what is trustworthy and what isn’t? Search is great at finding us places with relevant information, but it is hard to know which links are reliable and which are less so."
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