Findability – Page 58

Data as Science

By Melody Smith | May 10, 2012

Scientists are more involved these days in discovering connections with the aid of data than traditional laboratory methods. However, large datasets can pose some difficulties, especially with integration. In scientific research circles, it can be a challenge to confirm the existence of data to correlate.

Accessing Large Amounts of Data

By Melody Smith | May 4, 2012

HP and Alcatel-Lucent have worked together to develop a solution to help organizations address large amounts of data. By integrating data center infrastructure technology and high-performance communications, moving, storing and accessing this data has become much more manageable.

Big Data Analytics – The Popular Kid

By Melody Smith | May 1, 2012

Big data analytics is becoming more and more common. Quantivo now offers big-data analytics to corporations of all sizes using a cloud-based architecture. This patented technology will enable customers to harness information that has been buried in big data at a fraction of the cost of using other methods.

Looking to the Clouds for Findability

By Melody Smith | April 26, 2012

Digitizing documents continues to be a rising trend. With physical space for storage shrinking, organizations are looking to the clouds for storage, and thus need to make their data digital. This is not an easy endeavor, considering the volume of paper any office produces. But it doesn’t have to be totally overwhelming.

The Value of Data

By Melody Smith | April 24, 2012

Data is everywhere; on the Web, within an enterprise, in both closed and open academic communities, across every technological field or surface available. The Hindu brought this information to our attention in their article, “Connecting the dots, lucratively.” This frequency and availability of data provides an opportunity for analytics and analytics can provide perspective.

Semantic Technology To Achieve Findability

By Melody Smith | April 13, 2012

EffectiveSoft has released a new version of Intellexer Summarizer, the feature that recognizes names of people, places, etc. and relates between them. Semantic technology is available to everyone, so the solutions from EffectiveSoft company are no exception. However, their new version does offer a more precise summary of query. This allows the user to carry out scientific and analytical researches in an efficient and timely manner.

Semantic Tagging and Ontologies

By Melody Smith | March 22, 2012

Nature Publishing Group has chosen Molecular Connections to carry out ontology enhancements for its key subject terms and semantic tagging for its back files.

Understanding Intention

By Melody Smith | March 8, 2012

Fact-Finder is a well-known semantic search guru that just went live on a German online travel agency. This recent international adventure was the brain-child of Carsten Kraus, Fact-Finder founder.

Finding Data Faster and Easier

By Melody Smith | March 1, 2012

KnowledgeTree has unveiled new tools for their Personal Cloud Edition of SaaS document management and workflow offering. These tools are designed to make business documents easier to find and share.

Making the Step to Auto-Classification

By Melody Smith | February 17, 2012 |

Many turn to auto-classification systems to find some level of consistency and scalability, especially when (and this is very common) there are more than one indexer tagging content. There seems to be a feeling that moving to auto-classification systems requires a sacrifice of rich and quality indexing.