Re: Announcing KIBI a Data Intelligence platform (with some "semantic web")

Thanks a lot Alfredo.
We put a good amount of care in making Kibi as easy as possible to try and
deploy. A Full demo comes included in the distribution, it should be a
couple of clicks (on windows) or just two simple commands on Mac/Linux :).
Please refer to the user guide for a guided tour
http://siren.solutions/kibi/docs/current/

Gio


On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 3:30 PM, Alfredo Serafini <seralf@gmail.com> wrote:

> wow, it seems a great work! :-)
>
> I'll try it as soon as I can, thank you for sharing
>
> 2015-09-21 15:56 GMT+02:00 Giovanni Tummarello <g.tummarello@gmail.com>:
>
>> Dear all
>>
>> we at Siren Solutions are very happy to announce today Kibi an Open
>> Source Data Intelligence platform for "Data Intelligence"
>>
>> Kibi is a "friendly fork" of Kibana - an amazing platform for browsing
>> data and getting analytics backed by Elasticsearch.
>>
>> Kibi extends Kibana with the ability of handle relational data, either
>> via cross Elasticsearch index joins, or via querying external SQL or SPARQL
>> (!) endpoints.
>>
>> With these extensions, Kibi can deliver ultrafast, realtime,
>> scalable/search and analytics (quasi BI grade) on mixed/semistructured
>> datasets - in an entirely user customizable data environment.
>>
>> Possible applications - among which several from actual early adopters:
>>
>>
>>    - Security and IP intelligence: display which servers are being
>>    attacked by a set of malicious IP addresses, stored in a separate index.
>>    - News/Financial Intelligence: perform analytics on companies
>>    mentioned in social media streams, news feeds and analysts reports; show
>>    related financial information over a custom time period.
>>    - Business Intelligence: * what are the most purchased products by
>>    customers that during any email or support interactions have mentioned the
>>    name of a competitor in the past quarter?*
>>    - Life Science: browse targets, references, formulae and molecular
>>    structures related to the papers from a specific author.
>>    - Law Enforcement: display informations about suspects and
>>    offenders , *extends your search by filters created by querying an
>>    external high performance graph store.*
>>    - Internet of things, sensors data: display the location of the
>>    sensors on a map, restrict the visualization to a specific area, then
>>    display all the communication logs generated by the sensors in the area in
>>    real time.
>>    - Legal Practice Management: display all the information about the
>>    cases related to a specific topic, outcome or time, then drill down
>>    on related cases.
>>    - Mobility planning: perform analytics on vehicle behaviour by
>>    joining traffic data, vehicle registration numbers, driver licenses and
>>    violations, e.g. *see the top five violations from drivers under 30
>>    years driving a car with a power above a certain threshold in the past year*
>>    .
>>    - Local authority planning: related building permission
>>    documents with information about architects, owners and nearby buildings.
>>
>>
>> But most of all Kibi is a lot of fun to us, give it a shot :) - the
>> distribution comes preloaded with a nice large relational data demo. A
>> couple of clicks and you'll be playing with it.
>>
>> *Blog post with details:*
>>
>> http://siren.solutions/kibi-a-kibana-fork-for-data-intelligence/
>>
>> *Homepage:*
>>
>> http://siren.solutions/kibi
>>
>> Screencast (6m) - much better for those who know Kibana, but will still
>> give some ideas.
>>
>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zkig4iXl_HM&feature=youtu.be
>>
>> *Open Source*
>>
>> Kibi is Opensource, release as Apache (frontend - the Kibana fork) and
>> AGPL - the Backend, the SIREn relational join plugins.
>>
>> *The relationship with "Semantic Web"*
>>
>> Within Kibi and in its roadmap are numerous features which are inspired
>> or inherit some of the good ideas of the SW. For example Kibi uses "URIs"
>> internally also to point at records, be these in Elasticsearch or SQL
>> databases.  Also, support for taxonomies and graph queries will be coming
>> relatively soon, as well as simple inference.
>>
>> *Acknowledgements:*
>>
>> Acknowledgements go the SmartOpenData FP7 project - where Kibi is
>> providing analytics on geographical data - and the MixedEmotions H2020
>> project, where Kibi is used for emotion analytics on partner's
>> media. Acknowledgement also go to the Data and Knowledge Management
>> Research Unit at Fondazione Bruno Kessler  FBK institute for the project
>> idea support and feedback.
>>
>> Giovanni Tummarello
>> SIREn Solutions (Formerly Sindicetech)
>>
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