Woland's Cat

The AI singularity The LLM (Large Language Model) AI revolution has forced the hand of the IT industry on the question of semantics in data, because now meaning is now consumed by machines as well as humans.

I’ve been working for the last 9 months on a new project, which I would summarise as: next generation information modelling for the age of AI.

Just remember folks, always, always do your requirements capture before buying a solution.

People often ask me why did we develop Task Planning in openEHR (NB: if the status is showing as ‘Retired’, this is an error in the specifications website), doesn’t BPMN do everything needed?

Today, pianists from every country in the world can read and play Bach.

[Image: from CatSalut website] A slide on the future of HIT, from the openEHR conference hosted by the Catalan Health System (CatSalut), 06 June 2023, Barcelona.

openEHR was officially created on 13 March 2003, 20 years ago today.

One of the basic elements of design common to all workflow languages, including YAWL and BPMN, is the inclusion of logical expressions on decision nodes.

Colleagues in e-health often say to me: why don’t you make openEHR easier to map to <insert popular interop standard> (used to be HL7v3, then HL7 CDA, now, HL7 FHIR… DSTU2/3/4/5?).

Following on from various posts in the past, including my 2014 post What is an open platform?