We all know the ultimate goal in any document management system is to for our data to be findable. Without that, the rest is a waste of time. If there is any field or genre that this has never been more important, it is healthcare.
Pingar has announced that Dr. Alyona Medelyan has been appointed to the role of Chief Research Officer. Pingar’s past developments include semantic search solutions for enterprises.
Qualys has unveiled its second-generation security-as-a-service platform that uses Java and a number of open-source technologies.
KnowledgeLake has been selected to deploy a SharePoint enterprise document management solution by Indiana University (IU).
UNIT4 was chosen by The Ministry of Mines, Industry and Energy in Equatorial Guinea to develop software to improve the recording and management of public records.
After operating their own CSI-like sting, Google claims that Microsoft’s search product, Bing is copying their indexed search results as their own. Microsoft says they aren’t doing anything wrong.
February 10, 2011 – According to the USA.gov for Science site, “THOMAS Has Been Added to the Basic Search!”. This newest addition to the Science.gov database provides legislative information from the Library of Congress. Legislation from both the 112th Congress (2011-2012) and the 111th Congress (2009-2010) is available.
Precise, Inc, provider of eDiscovery solutions and trial support services, has announced the launch of the eDiscovery Box. Collaborating with Digital Reef to change how eDiscovery services are accessed by the legal community, eDiscovery Box clients have flexibility to select the exact services they need in order to address specific project requirements.