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BeliefNetworks Reveals Disruptive New Way to Share Data

Submitted by: George Magrath on Mar 03, 2009 at 12:32 am Tagged with: Creative Gale, InnoVenture, Internet Technology, semantic intelligence, Web 3.0 Source: Palmetto Investments and Exchange Group, LLP

BeliefNetworks has created a new application for it's disruptive semantic intelligence platform which allows people to share data in real time, securely, and by sorting by semantics. Imagine the possibilies! Here are a few examples to start you off:

1. Tanks, traveling under a general’s command in a south-Asian country, are carrying
ballistic, but not nuclear missiles, and receive access to their delivery schedules
from the vice president of a missile testing enterprise. Persons within that
enterprise do not have dynamic access to the same schedules or have varying
degrees of access depending on clearance level.

2. A general care physician is given access to a patient’s fever related diagnosis and
prescription while an orthopedic surgeon receives access to the patient’s bone
fracture details. A primary care physician of the patient receives access to both
diagnosis and detailed patient data at the same time as the other physician.

3. Employee or Military rank and salary are usually commensurate and only released
to the vice president or military department head that also presides over the finance
department. Salary data can be deployed dynamically across multiple departments.

4. A commercial pilot receives different access permissions when he/she is
repurposed to commandeer a military plane during times of crisis.

5. NATO would like to share data at the worldwide level across multi-national
organizations with differing levels of security access control.

This is a very exciting disruptive technology based on BeliefNetwork's platform. With some of the best professionals from Apple, Microsoft, and numerous successful Silicon Valley startups, we are taking the first small steps to see a transformation of the South Carolina economy to rival Silicon Valley or Boston. By creating a platform that allows hundreds of possible applications in completely different markets, BeliefNetworks has laid the groundwork for an entire community of startups to rise by using the platform as a spring board to create vital solutions for the future technology economy.

For years South Carolina has relied on one-time product "hits" to transform its economy. While these are great for the state and create a huge amount of enthusiasm, this quickly dies out as it is hard to duplicate these one-time "hits," creating a violently cyclic knowledge market noticed and experienced by all long-time South Carolina businessmen. The platform approach BeliefNetworks has built allows not only for a sustained enthusiasm, but for a logarithmic growth of that market economy by suppling the springboard to numerous breakout companies. This new market based on a disruptive platform will certainly be cyclical with the market, but the enthusiasm will persist because the opportunity to build and create at the cutting edge with world class developers on world class platforms will continue. No matter how you keep score, a persistent series of triples will beat a single home run. This fosters the true meaning of an innovation knowledge economy that we all care deeply to create.

Right now is an incredibly exciting time for the South Carolina knowledge economy as a true platform for innovation has been created in our backyard. Combined with the huge advances in the medical technology and clean energy economy of our state, the possibilities are limitless. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity for South Carolina to have a seasoned team like BeliefNetworks creating disruptive platform technologies right here in our state. We all should be incredibly excited about this opportunity to make a lasting impact on our economy that will not fade, but will only grow at astonishing rates with time. Fasten your seatbelts South Carolina, this is the best possible catalyst for "The Creative Gale!"

http://www.beliefnetworks.net
http://www.beliefnetworks.net/BNSemanticSecurityWP.pdf