Category Archives: Apps and Mashups

What’s the point of Jelly?

Posted on January 21, 2014 by Steve Dale

I have to admit I’m attracted to anything new and shiny, and particularly products and services that aim to create or propagate value through networks and networking. I was therefore intrigued by the recent launch of Jelly, which has the … Continue reading →

Posted in Apps and Mashups, Search, Social Media, Social Networking Tools, social web | Tagged jelly, Search, social networks, socmed | 1 Comment

Government launches public sector app store

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Steve Dale

I came across this artcle on the BBC website today. For those who remember my involvement with the early design and business requirements for the Knowledge Hub, the Khub App store was one of the main features of the new platform. Regretably … Continue reading →

Posted in Apps and Mashups, Central Government, Knowledge Hub, Public Sector | Tagged app store, Cloudstore, intelligus, khub | Leave a comment

Knowledge Hub Data and Apps Workshop

Posted on April 28, 2011 by Steve Dale

This blog post is to thank all of the participants (presenters and delegates) to the Knowledge Hub Data & Apps workshop that was held in London yesterday (27 April 2011). The workshop was used to establish the foundations for the … Continue reading →

Posted in Apps and Mashups, Data, Knowledge Hub | Tagged advisory group, apps, Data, khub | Leave a comment

Knowledge Hub Linked Data Spend App.

Posted on November 21, 2010 by Steve Dale

The confluence of a number of initiatives around the UK Government’s transparency agenda has opened up a significant and exciting opportunity to deliver the first of a number of applications that will be made available in the Knowledge Hub App … Continue reading →

Posted in Apps and Mashups, Knowledge Hub, Linked Data, Public Sector, Semantic Web, Web3.0 | Tagged khub, spend app, transparency | 2 Comments