Tellura Semantics

Tellura is a Semantic Web technology business, helping organisations to build better knowledge environments through structured information. We work with clients and partners around the world, across banking, legal services, education, publishing, life sciences industries, and the public sector.

The one thing our clients have in common is a vision to transform their business through better management of knowledge.

If the Semantic Web, taxonomies, ontologies and graph technologies are emerging in your organisation, or if you'd like them to, then we can help you.

We've recently published a series of articles on designing and building content graphs, focusing on practical architectural design and implementation.
Take a look at these articles, then get in touch with us. We're proud of what we can do to help our clients to succeed, and we'd love to have the opportunity to help you.

We need to talk about tagging

We need to talk about tagging; specifically, assistive tagging; what it is, how you do it and why it works better than either manual tagging or…

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Custom searches in PoolParty

This short technical note shows a couple of less well-known PoolParty features that should help you with finding information in your taxonomies. If you are looking…

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Building a content graph

Organisations that work with content-rich information systems often have to contend with two major problems: The first problem is usually addressed, with varying levels of success,…

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Classification without integration

If you are using a taxonomy management system such as PoolParty to create business taxonomies, you may well be doing so in order to help with classifying your…

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Using SPARQL queries with PoolParty

This is an introduction to using the SPARQL query language to talk to PoolParty. PoolParty stores taxonomy project data in the form of graph databases, with the individual chunks…

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Just enough SKOS

In this article I'll be describing the Simple Knowledge Organisation System (usually abbreviated to SKOS, and that's how I'll be referring to it from now…

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