The ICSE is over, the ICIW (Barcelona) as well and now it’s time for a research stay at UPM (Madrid). The next two weeks will be busy with S-Cube related research 
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Programming the S-Cube KM iPhone Application
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010Everything starts with an idea: what about…? We had the idea to write an application for a European science project called S-Cube. The app itself is quite simple: it’s a dictionary of scientific definitions that are used in the (Web) service community.
Worlde is an excellent tool to visualize data in so-called word clouds and you can take a look at the S-Cube Knowledge Model word cloud here:
We are going to share info about development process of the app with you on this blog. We start today with a simplified overview of the application structure:
S-Cube KM App Structure
Simple, isn’t it 
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Working on the S-Cube Knowledge Model iPhone App
Friday, February 26th, 2010Having finally started to understand people from academia ourselves, we have now decided that it is time for ordinary people to do the same . We are currently in the process of writing an iPhone app for the so-called S-Cube Knowledge Model, which is a collection of definitions in the area of Web Services and Web Service related Technologies. There are – of course – some challenges for the representation of content on a small device like an iPhone, but we are very optimistic that we will master these and be able to provide a useful application with some interesting ideas concerning the user interface.
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Understanding People from Academia
Friday, February 19th, 2010As already posted before, we are beginning a collaboration with the scientific community. Yes! We finally dare to work with the clever people .
Of particular interest in this regard is the S-Cube project where a dozen universities from Europe collaborate. It’s a good opportunity for us to learn from academia. One of the project’s goals is to create a kind of a specialized knowledge wiki – dubbed S-Cube Knowledge Model – that explains the terminology that is used in the project. When you want to write a scientific paper with academia people, you need to understand what these people talk about and the S-Cube Knowledge Model is certainly a good point to look for answers. By the way, do you happen to know what Architectural Knowledge is? No? A hint: it has nothing to do with houses, at least in the area of computer science, so you cannot ask your architect .
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