Semantic Compliance® uses Web 3.0 architecture, methods, and technology to deliver regulatory reporting for financial institutions...
Conventional compliance architecture has many components, such as requirements and data management, ETL, and rules processing. The problem is that each element has its own way of representing and storing the metadata. As a result, we need numerous mappings and transformations to obtain a holistic picture of the data item, its regulatory requirement, and its data source...
The Semantic Web is part of a third-generation Web 3.0, where information is stored in a way that computers and humans can understand. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has released standards for common data formats and exchange protocols, particularly the Resource Description Framework (RDF).