Aduna
Cambridge Semantics
Franz
Garlik
Intellidimension
Mondeca
Ontoprise
Ontos
Ontotext Lab
OpenLink Software
Primal Fusion
Sandpiper Software
Siderean Software
Talis
Thetus
TopQuadrant
And the "deployers" (trying to think of a better term...suggestions are welcome):
BBN
Dow Jones Client Solutions
ITA Software
The Calais Initiative
Twine/Radar Networks
Yahoo!/SearchMonkey
I've created lists for industry reviews before and I've always found that having a few basic guidelines or criteria for inclusion can be very helpful. Here are the ones I've used:
- The entrant has to be a company or part of a company.
- Professional services firms (consultants) are not included. I want to focus on vendors or makers of products, Web presences, or Web services.
- Defense contractors like Northrup Grumman, Boeing, etc. are not included. Those markets are too specialized and restrictions related to classified information arise far too early and often to allow real exposition of the issues.
I've tried to keep this simple and I don't guarantee perfection. As a matter of fact, I've always found that it takes several iterations to get the criteria, categories, and key issues right. This is a starting point where I hope we can all learn together and build on successfully.
Gotta go - I've got to get back to a bunch of people to schedule conference calls. I still owe a couple of entries on this blog related to the process of building shareholder value and separately, using a simple investment portfolio model as an analogy for corporate IT portfolios.
2 comments:
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Lucy - thank you very much for writing. I'll follow up with you directly.
David
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