The News Sentiment HD App analyses current financial news in real time and displays the news sentiment of all major equities in an intuitive graphical interface. This provides at-a-glance insight in market moving events and keeps you ahead of the competition.

SemLab’s News Sentiment HD optimizes the way you keep in touch with the rapid developments in global equity markets by:

✩ Aggregating over 57 leading news sources.
✩ Analyzing the news impact for all major equities.
✩ Visualizing for immediate insight into potentially market moving developments.

NewsSentiment HD is used by professional and private fund managers to stay abreast of current affairs and ahead of the competition.

✩ Act before the market moves.
✩ Boost your 401k and equity portfolio return.
✩ Be well informed and act quicker than the exchange.

NewsSentiment HD for iPad is the ultimate app to boost your 401k and equity portfolio return. It empowers you to keep ahead of the US/EU equity markets and abreast of relevant news events – always.

Features:

✩ Enhanced for iPad
✩ Detailed news events
✩ Global market overview
✩ Real-time, 24×7, minimal latency
✩ Intuitive interface, no training required
✩ Aggregated news from over 57 news sources

For more information, please visit the iTunes Store.

Find out why sentiment analysis is having a major impact in today’s institutional trading markets and what it can do to give you a competitive advantage. Our experts will discuss topics such as: What is sentiment analysis? How can traders use news sentiment analysis? How are subjectivity and the intensity of words dealt with? How does the industry profit by sentiment analysis? What competitive edge can traders and quants get from sentiment analysis? What’s the future of trading on sentiment?

PANELISTS:
Rob Passarella, Vice President of Institutional Markets and Managing Director, Dow Jones Newswires
@robpas

Bram Stalknecht, CEO of SemLab, whose focus is on information technology-driven markets with extreme data processing and data-management needs
@semlabtweets

WHEN: October 13, 10:00-10:30 am ET / 3:00-3:30 pm GMT
WHERE: Follow the Twitterview on #djsemchat

SemLab is a partner in the LetsMT project for machine translation of smaller European languages, such as Latvian, Danish, Dutch and Croatian. The resulting translation engines of the LetsMT project are showcased on SemLab’s Newssentiment.eu website once completed.

For more information, please visit:
Multilingual web
LetsMT
Newssentiment.eu

In this proposal, SemLab and innovative European partner organisations propose to create a functioning multimedia sentiment analysis platform that incorporates automatic semantic analysis of customer feedback from a wide variety of web-based multimedia, and automatic translation of small and large European languages.

In order to understand social customers, companies must understand the (often unknown) languages of their customers. Today’s existing social CRM solutions are monolingual and are not suitable for following consumers’ responses across Europe. By incorporating automatic translation for larger and smaller European languages into the system, MASS can step beyond the current state of the art and deliver a database of social media information and a system that can determine sentiment from different language groups, cultures, and countries from these data.

This will enable companies to tap into a large base of social customer sentiment, and use this in their CRM solutions. By using the latest semantic analysis technologies, the sentiment portrayed in social media can be extracted. Furthermore, smart semantic tools are used to interpret specific web language, such as shortened words or expressions, emoticons, new ‘internet’ language, etc.

SemLab and the other partners of the Let’sMT project have met in Luxembourg to present the results of the first year of the project.

Presentations were given for each of the work packages as well as a live demo of the already operational translation system, the translation widget and browser plugin.

The preliminary response from the evaluators was very positive and the project will continue as planned.

Nieuwegein, 10 mei 2011 – McKesson Nederland B.V. biedt de Nederlandse Triage Standaard (NTS) aan als onderdeel van X/Care SEH. Voor de ondersteuning van de NTS zijn SemLab en McKesson een samenwerkingsverband aangegaan waarbij SemLab MeditraNTS levert en McKesson de naadloze integratie voor haar rekening neemt binnen het ZIS/EPD.

MeditraNTS is een interactief systeem voor medische urgentiebepaling (triage). Specifiek ontwikkeld ter ondersteuning van de triagist(e) in de dokterspost, in de meldkamer ambulancedienst of op de spoedeisende hulp.

X/Care SEH ondersteunt al het Manchester Triage Systeem (MTS), het ziekenhuis heeft nu ook de keuze om NTS te gebruiken zonder ingrijpende veranderingen in X/Care SEH of het werkproces.

“Wij zijn erg blij met de samenwerking met McKesson – een van de grootste aanbieders van zorgoplossingen en bovendien een zeer succesvol Fortune 500 bedrijf”, zegt Bram Stalknecht, CEO van SemLab. “Softwareondersteuning bij urgentie-bepaling kan alleen kwaliteitsverhogend werken als het toepassen van de wetenschappelijk beproefde standaarden voor de gebruiker binnen het SEH zeer gemakkelijk gemaakt wordt. Met de integratie in de X/Care module is hier zeker aan voldaan.”

“Waarom SemLab? De keuze was eenvoudig. SemLab is dé specialist voor NTS software en diensten, heeft het NTS Keurmerk en MeditraNTS is een gebruikersvriendelijk product dat moeiteloos integreert binnen de bestaande procesondersteuning van X/Care SEH.”, aldus Bernard Bresser, product marketing manager McKesson.

AlphaFlash is supported by SemLab’s semantic analysis technology.

To read the press release, follow this link: Deutsche Börse Media Announcements

The SOLIM project (Spatial Ontology Language for multimedia Information Modelling) is nearing completion. This week the project partners will meet in Istanbul to discuss the project results and possible future projects.

During the project we have developed two proof of concept applications that show the advantages of using spatial ontology languages for Image Search and Machine Translation technologies.

The technologies described are very similar to SemLab’s ViewerPro technology for automatic semantic analysis of news.

You can find the original article here: NY Times website

Vandaag heeft het Nederlandse Huisartsen Genootschap (NHG) het Keurmerk NTS uitgereikt aan SemLab voor haar beslissingsondersteunende applicatie ‘Meditra NTS’.

Dit keurmerk bevestigt de positie van Meditra NTS als marktleider, door haar bijdrage aan de vergroting van de bereikbaarheid van huisartenposten en het faciliteren van snelle en efficiënte triage. Binnenkort zal hier een persbericht van de NHG van verschijnen.

Voor meer informatie: Meditra website