Daniel Mayer VP Corporate Marketing April 2012
Networked Content Semantics connecting Content, People and Workflows
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Agenda Introduction to TEMIS
Semantic Content Enrichment and Its Benefits
Value Proposition and Use Cases
Conclusion
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TEMIS Pioneer in Semantic Content Enrichment
New York
Heidelberg
Paris Grenoble
2000 Montréal 2010 60
London 2010
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Key customers in Publishing STM, Legal, B2B, Trade, Media
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Source : 2011 study by the Publishing Research Consortium
46% semantically enrich their content
Publishers of Scientific Journals
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What Is Semantic Content Enrichment?
We report a 52 year-old man presenting an acute hair loss induced by carbamazepine (CBZ) in concentration of 8.6 microg/ml.
The automated extraction of domain metadata
Relations
We report a 52 year-old man presenting an acute hair loss induced by carbamazepine (CBZ) in concentration of 8.6 microg/ml.
Verb Patient Verb Symptom Verb Dosage information Subj
Entities
Drug Name
Terms
Pro Verb Num Art N-P Noun Verb Art Adj Nn Nn Verb Pp PropNn Pp Noun Pp Num Unit Abbr
Attributes
Roles
Adverse Event Side Effect Alopecia
Cause Carbamazepine
Dosage 8.6 mg/ml
Patient 52 year old male
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A case of hair loss induced by carbamazepine
Kohno Y, Ishii A, Shoji S, Department of Clinical Neurology, Tsukuba University.
We report a 52 year-old man presenting with an acute considerable hair loss induced by carbamazepine (CBZ). The remarkable scalp hair loss started within a week after CBZ administration. There was no evidence of dermatitis or allergic reaction, or other cause for the hair loss. The serum concentration of CBZ was 8.6 microg/ml therapeutic range 8-12 microg/ml). CBZ was discontinued, and the hair loss stopped within several days with new hair growth. Medication-induced hair loss is an occasional adverse effect of many drugs used for neuropsychological diseases. CBZ also induces hair loss and its frequency was reported below 2%. Only a limited number of detailed case reports describing CBZ-induced hair loss were available, and we found these cases could divide into two groups with regard to a delay in starting hair loss after administration of CBZ. In one group, the hair loss started within a week suggesting anagen effluvium and in another it started after two or three months suggesting telogen effluvium. This finding suggests the causative mechanism of CBZ-induced hair loss is not unitary.
Neuropsychological diseases Diseases
8.6 microg./ml Dosage information
8-12 microg./ml
man 52 year old Patient information
Dept of Clinical Neurology, Tsukuba University Organizations
Kohno Y Ishii A Shoji S People
Carbamazepine CBZ Drugs
Alopecia Dermatitis Allergic reaction
Anagen effluvium Telogen effluvium
Symptoms
What Is Semantic Content Enrichment? Document annotation
Side-effect Relationships
Drug-induced alopecia
A case of hair loss induced by carbamazepine
Kohno Y, Ishii A, Shoji S, Department of Clinical Neurology, Tsukuba University.
We report a 52 year-old man presenting with an acute considerable hair loss induced by carbamazepine (CBZ). The remarkable scalp hair loss started within a week after CBZ administration. There was no evidence of dermatitis or allergic reaction, or other cause for the hair loss. The serum concentration of CBZ was 8.6 microg/ml therapeutic range 8-12 microg/ml). CBZ was discontinued, and the hair loss stopped within several days with new hair growth. Medication-induced hair loss is an occasional adverse effect of many drugs used for neuropsychological diseases. CBZ also induces hair loss and its frequency was reported below 2%. Only a limited number of detailed case reports describing CBZ-induced hair loss were available, and we found these cases could divide into two groups with regard to a delay in starting hair loss after administration of CBZ. In one group, the hair loss started within a week suggesting anagen effluvium and in another it started after two or three months suggesting telogen effluvium. This finding suggests the causative mechanism of CBZ-induced hair loss is not unitary.
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What Is Semantic Content Enrichment? Knowledge insertion
A case of hair loss induced by carbamazepine
Kohno Y, Ishii A, Shoji S, Department of Clinical Neurology, Tsukuba University.
We report a 52 year-old man presenting with an acute considerable hair loss induced by carbamazepine (CBZ). The remarkable scalp hair loss started within a week after CBZ administration. There was no evidence of dermatitis or allergic reaction, or other cause for the hair loss. The serum concentration of CBZ was 8.6 microg/ml therapeutic range 8-12 microg/ml). CBZ was discontinued, and the hair loss stopped within several days with new hair growth. Medication-induced hair loss is an occasional adverse effect of many drugs used for neuropsychological diseases. CBZ also induces hair loss and its frequency was reported below 2%. Only a limited number of detailed case reports describing CBZ-induced hair loss were available, and we found these cases could divide into two groups with regard to a delay in starting hair loss after administration of CBZ. In one group, the hair loss started within a week suggesting anagen effluvium and in another it started after two or three months suggesting telogen effluvium. This finding suggests the causative mechanism of CBZ-induced hair loss is not unitary.
Insert related knowledge • Prior and Authoritative
• Internal / Proprietary
• External / Commercial or Open Source
Carbamazepine Brand names Apo-Carbamazepine Atretol Biston Calepsin […]
Dosage forms Suspension Oral Tablet Oral […]
Accession Number DB00564 (APRD00337)
Indication For the treatment of epilepsy and pain associated with true trigeminal neuralgia.
Pharmacodynamics Carbamazepine, an anticonvulsant structurally similar to tricyclic antidepressants, is used to treat partial seizures, tonic-clonic seizures, pain of neurologic origin such as trigeminal neuralgia, and psychiatric disorders including manic-depressive illness […]
Toxicity Mild ingestions cause vomiting, drowsiness, ataxia, slurred speech, nystagmus, dystonic reactions, and hallucinations. Severe intoxications may produce […]
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Connecting content In a Larger Sense
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Related Documents Popup
• Links the reader to additional content based on the current document
« Slice and Dice » approach
• Chapters from separate books are available on an individual basis
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Article Profile
• Summarizes all relevant entities mentionned
• Entities are clickable to facilitate navigation
Asset Recommendation Widgets Provide links to related assets
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Where’s the value ? Three key areas
Compelling
Content
Faceted Search Links
Recommendations
Personalization
Analytics
• Increased usage
• Lower cost-per-download
• Customer retention
• Increased transactional revenue
• Author preference SEO
Semantic Products
Topic Pages
Knowledge Bases
Semantic Advertising
API-driven Content Delivery
• New revenue streams
• Increased return on assets
82%
57%
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Knowledge Base - Case Law
topic Labor Law subtopic Accidents in the workplace
Date of decision
Court
Age
Gender
Profession
Type of accident
Cause
Part of body
Type of disability
Damages paid
Severity of the disability
Each extracted concept
has become a search criteria
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Navigating Query Results
Decisions matching the search criteria
Facets based on the same concepts enable efficient drill-down within the document set
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Navigating Documents
Enhanced experience with accelerated navigation Semantic shortcuts accelerate navigation Key concepts highlighting
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Proactive Delivery in the Workflow
Targeted information when you need it
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Where’s the value ? Three key areas
Compelling
Content
Faceted Search Links
Recommendations
Personalization
Analytics
• Increased usage
• Lower cost-per-download
• Customer retention
• Increased transactional revenue
• Author preference SEO
Semantic Products
Topic Pages
Knowledge Bases
Semantic Advertising
API-driven Content Delivery
• New revenue streams
• Increased return on assets
Editorial Productivity
Automated Content Processing
Institutional Customer Profiling
Content Discovery
Peer Reviewer Recommendation
• Lower cost
• Improved consistency
• Flexibility & scalability
• Reduced time-to-market
• Greater insight
100%
82%
57%
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Editorial Productivity
x4 Volume of indexed documents (stable indexing team size)
Automated indexing of 2M BIOSIS abstracts 5 months vs. 2,000 man months (manual)
95% Automated linking of legal citations Anonymization of case law
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Semantic Content Enrichment
Semantically Networked Content means
• Improved findability, exploration, insight
• New value-added products
• Proactive, targeted and in-context delivery
In sync with Publisher priorities
• Engage, retain and cross-sell to customers
• Improve return on assets and grow revenue
• Develop flexibility and cost savings in key workflows
Mainstream capability for future-proof publishing
Daniel Mayer VP Corporate Marketing April 2012
Thank You Your Questions
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Ressources
Publishing Research Consortium study on Journal Article Mining
• An in depth report on ongoing and planned semantic content enrichment practices in the STM Publishing Industry with a special focus on Journals
• Click here
TEMIS Networked Content Manifesto
• A TEMIS White Paper providing insights into the benefits and areas of application of semantics in the context of Professional Publishing
• Click here
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What are Publisher Goals ?
Editorial Productivity
Compelling
Content
Semantic Products
Faceted Search Links
Recommendations &
Personalization
Analytics
Topic Pages
Knowledge Bases
Semantic Advertising
Automated Content Processing (Tagging/Linking
Categorization)
Customer Profiling
Content Discovery
• Increased Usage
• Lower cost-per-download
• Customer Retention
• Increased Transactional Revenue
• Improved profile among Authors
• Lower cost
• Improved consistency
• Flexibility & Scalability
• Reduced Time-To-Market
• Greater Insight
• New Revenue Streams
• Increased Return on Assets
Peer Reviewer Recommendation
SEO
82%
57% 100%