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Sitekit Solutions

Date: March 2010

Isle of Skye based, Sitekit Solutions Ltd, has set up an ongoing partnership with leading academics across the globe to develop unique intelligent software that will learn and adapt to users requirements.

Sitekit had previously established links with a Software Agent group (MIT Media Lab in Boston), but they wanted Scottish academics to join the consortium. From the three academic groups identified by Interface, the Department of Computing Science & Mathematics at University of Stirling was selected as the most relevant. To cement the relationship, a three year EPSRC CASE studentship was awarded so that the research is of academic standard and to improve the collaborative working with other researchers in higher education

The successful collaboration, looked to further develop and apply software agents and natural language processing based technologies to build a novel intelligent software engine that can auto-categorise or auto-tag documents. The software engine will enable the development of future semantic web applications whose design and content can dynamically adapt to the user.

The research will help in the development of a novel intelligent software agent that can auto-categorise documents for Knowledge and Content Management applications more accurately than current (statistical based) techniques. The engine is predicted to have commercial applications in supporting the development of intelligent web applications with design and content that can dynamically adapt to the user.

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Interface working in partnership with:

Funding Solutions

Engineering Design Projects, Do you have an R&D idea but lack the expertise or resources? Heriot-watt is currently running company-led engineering design projects.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP), This scheme allows collaboration between a company and a university by the placing of a suitable qualified graduate to work on a specific project within the company and benefits from half a day per week of academic support.
Knowledge Transfer Partnerships - Short KTPs, Shorter KTPs aim to address more short-term, tactical business issues.
Scottish Enterprise Competition for Industrial CASE Studentships, Industrial CASE Studentships are three and a half year postgraduate awards allocated to companies either directly or via agents (Knowledge Transfer Networks and Regional Development Agencies).
Talent Scotland Graduate Placement, This graduate placement programme gives you access to the skills and knowledge of some of Scotland’s finest graduates to deliver a critical piece of work.