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Access Innovations Announces Integration of Data Harmony® With Microsoft® SharePoint 2010

By |April 14th, 2011|Access Insights, Autoindexing, Business strategy, indexing, News, semantic, Standards, Taxonomy, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Access Innovations Announces Integration of Data Harmony® With Microsoft® SharePoint 2010

Access Innovations, a leader in the data and content management industry, has announced that its Data Harmony suite of content enrichment and thesaurus management tools can now be fully integrated with Microsoft SharePoint 2010. Data Harmony fills semantic gaps in SharePoint to help users take full advantage of their metadata through auto classification, enterprise taxonomy management, entity extraction, and search enhancements. The end result is information assets that are more searchable and more accessible.

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New SharePoint Blog Launched

By |April 14th, 2011|Business strategy, indexing, News, ontology, semantic, Taxonomy, Uncategorized|Comments Off on New SharePoint Blog Launched

A news service that covers news and information about SharePoint content processing and semantic technology for Microsoft SharePoint has been launched.

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Lexalytics Evolves to Semantic Technology

By |April 14th, 2011|News, semantic, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Lexalytics Evolves to Semantic Technology

Lexalytics, Inc. has announced a major upgrade to its Salience product, bringing semantic features to the forefront.

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PureDiscovery Powers First Glance

By |April 13th, 2011|News, semantic, Uncategorized|Comments Off on PureDiscovery Powers First Glance

PureDiscovery Corporation has announced its semantic search technology now serves as the engine powering First Glance, the only early case assessment (ECA) solution on the market today that combines transparent concept search, visual clustering and near duplication technology.

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EDS and World Book Team Up

By |April 13th, 2011|metadata, News, search, Uncategorized|Comments Off on EDS and World Book Team Up

A recent agreement between EBSCO Publishing (EBSCO) and World Book will bring twelve popular reference tools into EBSCO Discovery Service™ (EDS). Metadata, including full-text searching, will be added to the EDS Base Index allowing the World Book content to better impact searching through the EDS single search interface. The twelve World Book resources that will be searchable in EDS include popular English language titles as well as French and Spanish language reference tools.

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EQUELLA Seeks to Meet the Needs of Educators

By |April 13th, 2011|News, search, Uncategorized|Comments Off on EQUELLA Seeks to Meet the Needs of Educators

Pearson has released EQUELLA® 5, the latest version of digital repository that enables users to search, create and manage content online.

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Clarity in Chaos

By |April 12th, 2011|News, search, Taxonomy, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Clarity in Chaos

Information architecture is on the forefront lately, whether we realize it or not. The history-making revolts against middle eastern governments has spurred massive amounts of data, and confusion.

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New Product Enhances Data Mining

By |April 12th, 2011|News, search, Uncategorized|Comments Off on New Product Enhances Data Mining

Pingar will soon launch its first Chinese search portal, after four years of working to develop the Chinese market.

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Semantic Enrichment for Publishers: Beyond Search and Browse

By |April 11th, 2011|Access Insights, Featured, search, semantic, Taxonomy, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Semantic Enrichment for Publishers: Beyond Search and Browse

Using taxonomies and semantic tagging of articles to enable subject browsing and to improve Search are two of the most popular reasons why publishers invest in semantic technology, but the potential benefits are not limited to these two applications.

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Catholic Publication Goes Online

By |April 11th, 2011|indexing, News, Uncategorized|Comments Off on Catholic Publication Goes Online

The first volume of The Southern Guardian has completed scanning, and every issue from the year 1911 is now available to read online. What may seem to be a small project, and indeed it may be, is valued by many.

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