Our current projects are built upon our Tadpole SDK Technology which is built atop a flexible web-based application framework that uses open, Internet-based technologies. At its core is a powerful, lightweight data model based on the Resource Description Framework (RDF). RDF is a standard for metadata on the Internet, and provides a common vocabulary and interoperability layer for the storage, querying, and visualization of information.

Documents are stored as native XML, allowing them to be easily translated into a variety of output formats. The raw XML is indexed and modeled into RDF for fast searching, browsing, and analysis.

The resulting framework can be quickly and flexibly customized to build a variety of applications. Using RDF allows for the easy sharing and reuse of information across modules, or between systems.