[protege-discussion] Protege in Commercial Applications and Protege Hosting?

[Tania Tudorache]

The National Cancer Institute (NCI) is also using the multi-user Protege 
for editing the NCI Thesaurus. I'm also aware of some companies that use 
Protege, but I am not sure whether I'm allowed to name them :)

The wiki should be a good source even though some of the links may be 
outdated. You may also look in the presentations of the last years 
Protege conferences for commercial applications [1].

Tania

[1]: http://protege.stanford.edu/community/conferences.html

Ron Schultz wrote:
> Is anyone aware of Protégé in use in active commercial applications? I know
> that many applications are mentioned on the Protégé wiki site, but a number
> of the links are very old or invalid and I am unsure which are commercial
> vs. academic projects. Are companies currently using Protégé internally for
> applications, or building commercial applications on top of Protégé? 
>
> Also, are there companies hosting Protégé projects for general use and
> access, possibly as a service or subscription offering? 
>
> Any pointers or references would be most appreciated.
>
> Ron Schultz
>
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