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New Release Allows Flexible Search

By Melody Smith | May 20, 2011

Mindseye Solutions has announced the first of two major releases. Included in these releases are Flexible Search and a number of significant improvements to the handling of Lotus Notes.

Social Indexing’s Future

By Melody Smith | May 18, 2011 |

The term “like” has taken on a whole new meaning since the advent of Facebook, and subsequently new concepts followed this popularity. Enter “social indexing.”

CloudDocs Releases eGistics

By Melody Smith | May 18, 2011

eGistics has released CloudDocs, a cloud-based e-document storage management solution for businesses of any size, in any vertical market.

IEEE Seeking Findability

By Melody Smith | May 13, 2011

We reported on IEEE’s collaboration with Access Innovations awhile back, but couldn’t help pointing out an interview they did explaining their project that actually began in 2006.

Two Powerful Resources Join Together

By Melody Smith | May 11, 2011

Combining massive resources, the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and Ancestry.com have joined forces to help people research the lives of Holocaust victims and survivors. The millions of records from WWII victims will be combined into a specially designed software program by Ancestry, dubbed the World Memory Project.

AIP Chooses Really Strategies Product

By Melody Smith | May 5, 2011

The American Institute of Physics (AIP) has chosen RSuite as their content management system. Prior to RSuite, AIP did not have a content management system and managed its vast amount of content via a combination of home-grown applications and file systems.

Iran Offers Courses on Indexing

By Melody Smith | April 29, 2011

According to the public relations department of the Open Treasury for Islamic Manuscripts, courses on indexing manuscripts for digital libraries will be held according to a joint agreement sealed between seven specialized centers. Upon completion, the participants will be granted a diploma endorsed by the centers.

Personality Tests as Categorization

By Melody Smith | April 25, 2011 |

Whether you prefer dark chocolate over milk chocolate, briefs over boxers, or the Stones over the Beatles, the personality test is the perfect example of categorization in its truest form.

Social Media at Walmart

By Melody Smith | April 21, 2011

WalMart Stores has acquired Kosmix, a technology firm which searches and analyzes social media connections in real-time to deliver customized feedback to users.

Six Degrees of Indexing

By Melody Smith | April 20, 2011

What would it be like to have search sites take your friends’ opinions into account when you look for restaurants? Newspaper sites that use their knowledge of what’s previously captured your attention online to display articles you are interested in? Sounds a lot like Amazon’s technology, doesn’t it?