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The '''Open Semantic Framework''' (OSF) is an integrated software stack that combines external open source components with specific enhancements developed by [http://structureddynamics.com Structured Dynamics]. '''OSF''' is a complete foundation to bring semantic technology capabilities to the enterprise. The '''OSF''' wiki presents nearly 500 technical articles and a larger number of diagrams and figures to describe the installation, operation and use of '''OSF''', as well as for the semantic technologies that underlie the framework. | The '''Open Semantic Framework''' (OSF) is an integrated software stack that combines external open source components with specific enhancements developed by [http://structureddynamics.com Structured Dynamics]. '''OSF''' is a complete foundation to bring semantic technology capabilities to the enterprise. The '''OSF''' wiki presents nearly 500 technical articles and a larger number of diagrams and figures to describe the installation, operation and use of '''OSF''', as well as for the semantic technologies that underlie the framework. | ||