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kCura unveils new version of its e-discovery platform

Relativity 8 adds e-mail threading, further enhancements Posted June 11, 2013

Migrating and managing SharePoint content

SherWeb selects the MetaVis Architect Suite because of its functionality and because it did not require installation or deployment of any server side controls Posted June 10, 2013

Powering information discovery and search needs

National Instruments selects Attivio's Active Intelligent Engine Posted June 03, 2013

TEMIS launches Luxid for SharePoint 2013

Automates enrichment of columns with domain-specific metadata Posted May 28, 2013

Semantics: next step in KM

"Semantic technology can improve indexing, identify entities and output tags, which can be analyzed by sophisticated numerical recipes..." Posted May 28, 2013

Easy affordable SharePoint/Office 365 migration from Metalogix

Introduces Content Matrix Migration Express Posted May 15, 2013

Moxie Software launches Social Knowledgebase

Crowd-sourced intelligence for customer experience Posted May 08, 2013

Improved e-mail solution for multichannel call centers

KANA launches Response 13R1 with integrated text analytics Posted May 07, 2013

Open Source, SharePoint, Big Data and user experience take center stage at Enterprise Search Europe

Search is moving up the agenda for many European companies. We take a look at the key trends and latest developments to be covered at the upcoming Enterprise Search Europe conference. Posted May 06, 2013

MapR taps LucidWorks for Hadoop

Real-time analytics and discovery for big data Posted May 03, 2013

Solving the Inadequacies and Failures in Enterprise Search

The inability to identify the value in unstructured content is the primary challenge in any application that requires the use of metadata. If you aren't managing it, you won't find it. At the most basic level, enterprise search has become inadequate. Bells and whistles abound but the unsolved problem still exists. Search cannot find and deliver relevant information in the right context, at the right time. This laissez-faire approach, starting with executive management on down, illustrates the inability of organizations to elevate search to a key component and critical enabler for improving business outcomes. An information governance approach that creates the infrastructure framework to encompass automated intelligent metadata generation, auto-classification, and the use of goal- and mission-aligned taxonomies is required. . . . Posted April 30, 2013

Advanced Indexing Technology

Big data. Unstructured data. Semi-structured data. Data is all over the technology news, and for good reason. It is overwhelming organizations, requiring them to find new ways to operate, stay competitive, better serve their customers and bring new products to market faster.

Companies are finding themselves with piles of information within multiple channels, locked away in silos-different systems, different departments, different geographies and different data types, making it impossible to connect the dots and make sense of critical business information.

Hidden inside streams of structured and unstructured data across cloud, social and on-premise systems are information relationships that answer questions employees haven't even thought to ask, but need to be asking. . . . Posted April 30, 2013

Revolutionize Your Approach to Knowledge Management

"Ninety percent of the world's data has been created in just the last two years. But when it comes to information, there is no immediate benefit to simply amassing exabytes of content. The real gains come when organizations are able to translate, understand and apply the insight that is contained within this flood of information.

One of the main challenges posed by today's information explosion is that content is fragmented into disparate "silos," such as file servers, collaboration suites, email systems and other repository types. Also, more information is quickly migrating to the cloud. In this scenario, traditional KM systems fall short because they are not equipped to derive the intelligence contained in this information. . . ." Posted April 30, 2013

The Purpose-Driven Search Life

"Writing about enterprise search is not the cakewalk it used to be. With customers demanding more business value, and vendors responding by becoming more "purpose-driven" and specialized, the search market has fragmented into a series of business applications that only opaquely rely on "the search engine" to accomplish their tasks. I often call it "the technology arc." At first, all you have to do is say "enterprise search," and you have the attention of the users and the investors. Then after a while, you have to ask, "What can this new technology do for me?" Then after a while and the shine off the lily (or however that expression goes), you need to ask, "Where is the business process improvement..." Posted April 30, 2013

Searching for results

"It is important to choose the right search technology for the content, and to recognize the need for ongoing tuning..." Posted April 29, 2013

Big data for voice of the customer

Clarabridge launches Version 6.0 Posted April 22, 2013

Extracting more value from a massive archive

Search and discovery tools for professional and academic researchers Posted April 15, 2013

Five Big Data Habits of Highly Effective Organizations

Posted April 04, 2013

Twenty Five Ways To Use Enterprise Search

Posted April 04, 2013

A Conversation with ...
Derek Murphy, CTO, Perceptive Search
An Enterprise Philosophy; A Logical Approach

Posted April 04, 2013

The Big Opportunity for Search
Connecting the Content and Process Dots

Posted April 04, 2013

IBM doubles down on big data

Unveils two additions to platform Posted April 03, 2013

Search: power tools that leverage corporate knowledge

Search has to be more than finding documents. It needs to integrate complex content from multiple sources and provide the output as an information resource to decision makers. Posted March 31, 2013

Filling The Gaps: Using Vital Classification and Search for SharePoint

We live in the information age when, in theory, millions of documents sit at our fingertips and are only a search away. In our personal lives, where "to Google" has become a common verb, this is certainly true—but in our professional lives, access to enterprise information is far less certain.

Any large organization builds up a huge amount of information, most of it as unstructured content, each week—and many have archives going back years or even decades. All this information could be used to provide background for proposals and projects, to inform business relationships, to enable collaboration, to avoid repetition of research, to repurpose content and generally to streamline. . . . Posted March 26, 2013

Reduce SharePoint Storage Costs With Remote BLOB Storage

We have entered the era of "big content" and there is no end in sight to the rapid growth of content. Analyst estimates have pegged the total amount of content in 2020 to blow past 40 zettabytes (ZB)—a figure that is difficult for even the most seasoned IT professional to wrap his head around. Because SharePoint has evolved into the content management platform of choice, a majority of this content will be stored, managed and organized within your SharePoint environment.

When it comes to SharePoint, myriad problems arise when you deal with growing content across multiple farms in multiple physical locations. How can you effectively and efficiently manage terabytes of business content? Posted March 26, 2013

Comintelli releases Knowledge XChanger 8

Turning information into strategic assets Posted March 22, 2013

Smartlogic launches multilingual big data solution

Releases Semaphore 3.6 Posted March 21, 2013

Gaining knowledge from unstructured product and customer data

Coveo brings insight to field service team Posted March 18, 2013

Search at the heart of e-discovery review

New version of Concordance Evolution from LexisNexis Posted March 12, 2013

Social DNA in the enterprise

"In my opinion, the reason why social search is a huge deal for both Facebook and Google is that the service allows precision-targeted advertising that is increasingly successful in achieving higher levels of revenue..." Posted March 12, 2013

Socialtext deepens SharePoint integration

Access to complete document library Posted March 07, 2013

Three amazing reshapes for 2013: A new spin on classic search

..."Can companies that are based on traditional information retrieval foundations compete against specialist firms with purpose-built big data systems? Can a traditional search vendor play in the trend-setting big data world?..." Posted March 01, 2013

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