Using taxonomies and semantic tagging of articles to enable subject browsing and to improve Search are two of the most popular reasons why publishers invest in semantic technology, but the potential benefits are not limited to these two applications.
Eliminating the concern about wasting time and money searching for data, the folks over at Dell have joined forces with Perfect Search to offer the Perfect Search Appliance (PSA) as a solution for indexing and finding the information you need, now.
SAS has a new tool that allows companies to monitor social network conversations related to their brand and more actively manage their online reputation. This “fly on the wall” Conversation Centre tool is scheduled to be released in May and will be an addition to their Social Network Analysis (SNA) software.
After two years of development, ProQuest launched their new platform for the Dialog subsidiary in August 2010 with 14 pharmaceutical and biomedical databases included. The combination of web search and power search features is what ProQuest was banking on for user satisfaction.
The new generation of Actonomy technology is the prime feature of the xMP semantic platform.
MarkLogic was selected by Zinio to power their content platform and provide consumers with instant access and search ability of the world’s largest digital newsstand.
EBSCO and Credo Reference have extended a partnership that allows the reference content from Credo to be discoverable within EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS).
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.