I am resuming my blog writing after a few weeks of interruption due to some news I am really excited to share with you... This past December, I started to work for a semantic web start-up called Terapath. The founders have put together a fantastic team of programmers and domain experts, and we have a great opportunity to invent whole new services based on a killer technology. My job there is to take that technology to market, make sure it wows you, and turn it into the commercial BIG BANG it has the potential to be. The start-up is in stealth mode and is expected to get out of it sometime this year. More to come on this blog...
In the meantime, a happy new year to all of you, and may 2008 bring us some great innovations to further catalyze the construction of a truly intelligent web.
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January 02, 2008
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- Greg Boutin is the founder of Growthroute Ventures, a management consulting firm for emerging technology ventures. Acting as outsourced executives with a cloud network of pre-selected providers, we help develop, market, fund and scale the best tech start-ups. More at growthroute.com. Greg also blogs on business matters at Growth Times. Greg is featured monthly on the semantic web gang podcasts, speaks at events like the semantic technology and web 3.0 conferences, and works with start-ups in the information management space.
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