Formerly referred to as Socrates, the new project I’m working on is called Gwagle. Still a bit early to post details as they are still being finalised. But we’ve now secured the domain names – so can reveal the name at least.
The project is a combination of TRIP’s skills in a few things clinical and Sequence’s (the web people we use for TRIP) expertise in all things web. I have two formal meetings with third parties to gauge their reaction and take on board comments before a final specification meeting on the 4th December. After that the programming for Gwagle will commence. I’m hoping that things might actually be ‘out there’ on the web early 2007 (Feb/March).
But what is Gwagle about? It ‘sort of’ combines all the things we’re into (e.g. search, Q&A) as well as a few broader concepts. If you know what Gwagle ‘means’ then you’re a little further along the path of knowing what it’s about!
November 26, 2006 at 4:42 pm
I would like to know more about Gwagle. Is there a feed? It sounds like something I am trying to do, i.e. intelligent aggregation and distillation.>>Jack
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November 26, 2006 at 5:02 pm
Hi Jack,>>We’re still finalising the details so we’re not wanting to promise too much. But it’ll be very web 2.0, trying to engage with health professionals to ‘enhance’ content. >>Sorry to be vague, that’s for commercial reasons (even though it’s a ‘not for profit’ venture. I’m very excited and want to talk to more people about it. >>I’ll post future comments via this blog.>>jon
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January 16, 2007 at 12:01 am
Google may want to sue you for the name at some point… Choose a name that resembles Google to a lesser extent…
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January 16, 2007 at 12:32 pm
I can see your point. I actually chose Gwagle as it’s Welsh (all interested parties are based in Wales) for ‘space’ – we sort of captures what we’re about. The resemblence to Google was only pointed out after the selection. Fingers crosssed!
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