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The Talis Platform weaves Data with the Web to create a highly available and adaptable environment for data sharing. Supporting data publishers and developers, the Platform provides:

  • Dedicated storage for both structured and unstructured data
  • Query interfaces to enable data exploration and manipulation
  • Cloud-based data hosting to reduce hardware and startup costs
  • Future-proofing for data and applications, through the latest industry standards

Modern business is driven by Data. Business on the web involves access to, and manipulation of, ever-increasing volumes of data. Opening up this data makes it possible.

For data owners and consumers, the Platform provides the means to draw the most value from new and existing datasets: Solutions

For software developers, the Platform offers services operating on highly-connected data through its RESTful API: Developers

Talis Platform: data, connected

Latest News

  • Intro to the Web of Data August 24th, 2010

    Talis is running a series of two-day training courses introducing the world of Linked Data, SPARQL, Data modelling, and more. These are hands-on courses that will involve practical exercises that will leave developers familiar with the process of modelling, generating and querying RDF datasets. You can find out more here.

  • Best Buy and the Semantic Web August 20th, 2010

    In this Nodalities Podcast, Zach speaks with Jay Myers from Best Buy about how he and his team are working within the retail giant to better harness their data. Jay tells us about his use of blogs and RDFa to better manage “open-box” products returned to Best Buy’s many stores in an effort to surface deals to the public and make savings on otherwise costly problems.

  • Linked Data and Health June 14th, 2010

    Talis will be hosting a special Open Day about applying Linked Data to the fields of health, medical research and clinical medicine. We will be at No 76 Portland Place, London on 19th August. You can sign up at the events page, and can follow the Nodalities blog for updates on the agenda.

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