Semiotica is the personal blog of Ken Ewell.
This blog is where I express my personal views about the use of computers, about computer technology and about software for studying and understanding the world in which we live. I think the world is ready for computers to be used for more than just data processing and I am happy that I was able to live and work around the world while I implemented many kinds of text processing systems ranging from alphabetical indexing, to page make up and word processing to translation systems.
I spent the better part of my life working together with Dr. Tom Adi. Over the last twenty-five years or so, we have produced and perfected a new procedural computing architecture implementing symbolic and abstract processing of natural language expressions. We used it to invent a new technology and build useful generic and specialized software applications which we have sold around the world.
As a founder and CEO of Management Information Technologies, Inc. (MITi) an independent software research and development company founded in 1984, I have been privileged to be involved with the development, production and application of Readware technology, a conceptual classification framework used for document indexing, analysis, classification, search and retrieval.
