The Future Technology Will Make the Current Seem Simple

By |September 25th, 2013|News, semantic|Comments Off on The Future Technology Will Make the Current Seem Simple

Computers still impress us with their intelligence and frustrate us with their stubbornness. It is common sense to us, but we often forget that technology doesn’t understand or utilize common sense.

Collaboration Increases Access

By |September 25th, 2013|indexing, News|1 Comment

The Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) is working with 13 libraries on three continents to beta test OCLC WorldShare Metadata Record Manager. This new feature offers new record management functionality to enhance a library’s ability to catalog its collections, including electronic, digital, and physical materials. Information Today brought this news to our attention in their article, “OCLC Working With Libraries to Test Record Management Functionality.”

Educational Opportunities Available in October

By |September 23rd, 2013|News, reference|Comments Off on Educational Opportunities Available in October

Concept Searching released their webinar schedule for October 2013 and it includes a variety of topics such as SharePoint, Office 365, solving business challenges, IT trends, and as well as a ‘How To’ technology series. The webinars feature experts in their respective fields.

Contributions to Document Management Acknowledged

By |September 20th, 2013|News|Comments Off on Contributions to Document Management Acknowledged

KnowledgeLake has been named a finalist for this year’s Document Manager Awards. Companies involved with document management and content capturing are recognized at these awards for their significant impact with the readers of Document Manager Magazine. The awards are hosted by Document Manager Magazine in London, United Kingdom on October 3rd.

Mobile Apps Using More Semantic Technology

By |September 19th, 2013|News, semantic|Comments Off on Mobile Apps Using More Semantic Technology

Tempo is the latest smart calendar app that seeks to replace the native calendar apps on smartphones. The technology driving the app is from the same U.S. Defense Department’s DARPA SRI-led research that produced Apple’s Siri and Yahoo’s Summly. Search Engine Land brought this news to our attention in their article, ‘Tempo “Calendar Assistant” Uses Search Like Google Now.”