Open Source Code – How Compliant Are You?

By |August 20th, 2010|indexing, News|3 Comments

Open source has become very popular in the corporate world as of lately. But where exactly does your own open source come from, and better yet, how compliant are you?

IBM Adds DataCap To Its Arsenal

By |August 19th, 2010|Autoindexing, News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on IBM Adds DataCap To Its Arsenal

IBM’s recent acquisition of document capture vendor DataCap, will add new technology that enables users to extract data from structured and unstructured formats, including information from tax returns, invoices and other forms, as well as email and PowerPoint presentations.

The Triumphant Ascendance of the Librarian

By |August 18th, 2010|indexing, News, reference, semantic, Taxonomy|Comments Off on The Triumphant Ascendance of the Librarian

Librarians are hoarders with conventional and intellectually-provincial minds and authors struggle to think outside the boxes that librarians keep foisting upon the academic disciplines within which they both operate.

NISO Members – Don’t Forget To Vote

By |August 18th, 2010|News, reference, Standards|Comments Off on NISO Members – Don’t Forget To Vote

Voting for the ballot on standard ISO/FDIS 24614-1, Language resource management -Word segmentation of written texts — Part 1: Basic concepts and general principles is coming to a close.

Brainware Distiller Chosen by UK

By |August 17th, 2010|indexing, News, Taxonomy|Comments Off on Brainware Distiller Chosen by UK

Brainware Distiller has been chosen by British Sky Broadcasting Group for the processing of invoices in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

Sesame 2.3.2 Release Clears Up Bugs

By |August 17th, 2010|indexing, News, storage|Comments Off on Sesame 2.3.2 Release Clears Up Bugs

Sesame is an open source Java framework for storage, inferencing and querying of RDF data. The recent Sesame 2.3.2 release wraps up various bugs reported from previous releases.