Posts Tagged ‘Search’
Smoothing the Way
Cambridge Semantics has released Anzo Smart Data Integration (ASDI) software to help enterprises rapidly understand and integrate information assets. This new software is designed to reduce integration timeframes and costs by a factor of 10.
Read MoreFinding the Right Words
Analytics aren’t new, but now that the healthcare informatics industry is involved, the next challenge is figuring out how to display the information in ways that are useful. Data visualization tools have made it somewhat easier to glean intelligence from volumes of information in the hopes of improving health programs, clinical healthcare delivery, and public health policy. Who doesn’t love an artisy infographic?
Read MoreStrong Partnerships Required for Solid Products
Restore has acquired Filebase, which will consolidate Restore’s position as one of the UK’s leading providers of record management services. Combine that with last month’s purchase of Magnum Secure and you quickly have a dynamic group of document management and file security providers.
Read MoreReaching Into the Clouds
Most organizations, regardless of their size or tenure, do not realize the difference between robust document management and “folders in the cloud.” Making content findable is the goal of any document management strategy.
Read MoreScavenger Hunt Style
Technology is finding use for object storage systems, such as big data circles and more specifically in vertical markets such as oil and gas, and media and entertainment.
Read MoreSpreading like Wildfire
Who would have guessed as little as ten years ago that social media sites would account for massive amounts of traffic on the internet? And it keeps growing. How long before it surpasses search as a driver of traffic?
Read MoreKey Components
Search engines are determined to provide users with as much information as possible. Some companies are forming strategic partnerships to create rich search results for better user experience.
Read MoreMarco? Polo!
Making content findable by users has become easier and more intuitive through semantic search, a technique used to determine the actual intent and contextual meaning for the keywords that a person types into a search engine. It works on the principles of language and is based on the context, substance, and intent and concept of the search phrase. Semantic search can also incorporate location, synonyms of a term, current trends, and other natural language elements as part of the search.
Read MoreAccess to Information is Key
While the National Trust’s work in this regard has been invaluable, one specific group has fallen short of being “open to everyone” – the books that are housed in their libraries.
Read MoreGet the Full Picture
It is like half of an encyclopedia. If more people, businesses, writers, users, etc. are posting content to social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc., why isn’t Google indexing this information?
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