Corporate Librarian: Not a Dying Art After All
Corporate Librarian job posting brings faith that the fine art of indexing and archiving is not dead.
By Melody Smith|June 30th, 20102010-06-30T12:57:50-04:00
Corporate Librarian job posting brings faith that the fine art of indexing and archiving is not dead.
By Melody Smith|June 30th, 20102010-06-30T12:55:25-04:00
With Google's recent release of Caffeine, observers propose that Google's indexer may be able to understand, not just read, JavaScript.
By Melody Smith|June 29th, 20102010-06-30T12:53:30-04:00
World Congress 2011 - The Frontiers in Intelligent Data and Signal Analysis looks at data mining in this age of data overload.
By Melody Smith|June 29th, 20102010-06-28T13:03:39-04:00
Yahoo!'s new partner, Healthline Networks, uses semantic taxonomy to power their portal's search specific tools.
By admin|June 28th, 20102010-08-30T21:53:41-04:00
Law.com's vendor survey suggests areas in which technology vendors should be working to improve.
By Melody Smith|June 28th, 20102022-04-08T13:49:55-04:00
The World Wide Web Consortium is trying to make the web more queryable with new Rule Interchange Format (RIF) standards for building rule systems on the web.
By Melody Smith|June 28th, 20102010-06-28T15:36:42-04:00
Computer Sciences Corp. lands contract to index immigration electronic records.
By Melody Smith|June 25th, 20102013-07-22T20:35:42-04:00
Switzerland conference address e-government and the ontologies, metadata, and semantic web technologies associated with innovative methodologies.
By Melody Smith|June 25th, 20102010-06-28T12:45:54-04:00
HP's new product, StoreOnce, is designed to improve deduplication performance with sparse indexing.
By Melody Smith|June 25th, 20102010-06-28T12:44:48-04:00
Google is now indexing pharmaceutical information for their search results.
