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Searching for Social at Enterprise Search Summit West
This year's Enterprise Search Summit West was a bit different than previous years; aligned closely with the co-located KMWorld program, the more streamlined conference allowed search-focused attendees to take full advantage of the three day event or to maximize their knowledge seeking across the larger KMWorld conference. Held November 17-19 in San Jose, Calif., the summit covered everything from federated and semantic search, to the topic people just can't seem to stop talking about: social search.
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Posted 09 Dec 2009
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Submit Your Proposal for Enterprise Search Summit East (May 2010)
We are now accepting proposals to speak at Enterprise Search Summit 2010, which will be held May 11-12 in New York. (Pre-conference sessions May 10). Submit a proposal at: http://www.enterprisesearchsummit.com/2010/CallForSpeakers.shtml
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Posted 26 Oct 2009
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Pictures Worth a Thousand . . . Finding Nontextual Assets Within the Enterprise
As if finding text-based content wasn't already challenging enough, the increasing number of graphics, audio, video, and other nontextual assets within organizations presents yet another enterprise search conundrum. In this article from the Enterprise Search Sourcebook, consultant Theresa Regli explores the intersection of enterprise search and digital asset management (DAM), as well as various ways of approaching the challenge of finding nontextual assets.
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Posted 15 Apr 2009
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Fight Search Fallacies with Well-Formed Content
Your organization's intellectual property (IP) strategy should not be based on the selection of a search solution. Rather, careful consideration of the uses, content, context, and structure of the organization's current data can make a big difference in the selection of a search tool—one that will really work. Hear what taxonomy expert Marjorie Hlava has to advise in this article from our 2009 Enterprise Search Sourcebook.
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Posted 18 Mar 2009
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A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Finding Nontextual Assets Within the Enterprise
As if finding text-based content wasn't already challenging enough, the increasing number of graphics, audio, video, and other nontextual assets within organizations presents yet another enterprise search conundrum. Here we'll explore the intersection of enterprise search and digital asset management (DAM), as well as various ways of approaching the challenge of finding nontextual assets.
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Posted 17 Mar 2009
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Semantic Search Takes Root IN THE ENTERPRISE
Many enterprise search tools don't differ from their web-based cohorts: They center around entering a few keywords into a blank box then clicking "search."The search tool then looks for information across one or more repositories and produces a list of results that match the keywords. Many of today's enterprise search tools may not be able to find a relevant item simply because the tool doesn't have access to the right information. Without doubt, there has to be a better way to do this, and some believe it lies in the burgeoning area of semantic search. Technology writer Ron Miller explains what is is and how it works in this reprint from our Enterprise Search Sourcebook (free PDF).
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Posted 15 Oct 2008
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New in the Demo Center -- Cognition Linguistic Search
Since the Enterprise Search Center launched about a year ago, we've added more than a dozen search engine demos--all free to registered users. This week, we welcome Cognition Technologies to the demo space with a beta version of their new linguistic search engine, CognitionSearch. Check it out by clicking on the Demo Center icon in the left-navigation bar.
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Posted 11 Jul 2007
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Call for Papers - Enterprise Search Sourcebook 2008
Here's your chance to share what you know with peers, colleagues, and the industry at large. Information Today, Inc., the producer of Enterprise Search Summit—the first and leading event focused on deploying search technology within organizations—is looking for people with strong feelings, deep opinions, and tales to share about deploying search technology in the enterprise. We'd like to publish your thoughts and observations in the 2008 edition of our Enterprise Search Sourcebook.
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Posted 11 Jul 2007
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Layer 2’s Tag Suggester Comes to Market
Layer 2 GmbH unveiled its new Tag Suggester for SharePoint 2010, a solution that helps simplify the process of tagging and categorizing items and documents in Microsoft SharePoint 2010. The Tag Suggester offers a set of content-based keyword suggestions while tagging, analyzing term store taxonomies and metadata to make intelligent tagging suggestions.
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Posted 29 Jul 2010
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Silverchair Releases Tagmaster 4.0 Tagging Solution
Silverchair announced the 4.0 release of its Tagmaster integrated semantic tagging solution. The product features robust automated tagging for scientific, technical, and medical content and is powered by text analytics.
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Posted 15 Jul 2010
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Yippy, Inc. Announces New Company Name and Stock Symbol Change
Yippy, Inc. announced its new company name and a stock symbol change. Previously known as Cinnabar Ventures, Inc., Yippy, Inc. will henceforth use the stock symbol YIPI. The company will continue to provide parents with a family friendly "cloud" environment through the company's Application Service Environment (ASE) and Web Operating System (WOS).
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Posted 03 Jun 2010
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DocuLex Announces WebSearch 4.2 Content Management Software
DocuLex, creators of content management software, announced the addition of customized business process and collaborative workflow capability to DocuLex Archive Studio's just released WebSearch version 4.2. The program features a new, intelligent "decision engine" that organizes project information, and orchestrates flow to each staffer involved.
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Posted 20 May 2010
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Yippy Acquires Clusty
Yippy, Inc., announced the completed acquisition of Clusty.com, a metasearch engine developed by Vivisimo. Yippy, formerly known as Cinnabar Ventures, Inc., is a Fort Myers, Fla.-based company that develops technologies and application services environments for both consumer and commercial market segments in the cloud computing sector.
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Posted 18 May 2010
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Access Innovations Releases Data Harmony 3.7
Access Innovations, Inc., lifted the curtain on version 3.7 of its Data Harmony data management software suite. Data Harmony 3.7 contains taxonomy management, automatic categorization, and metadata management tools. For the latest version, Access Innovations solicited user input and incorporated those suggestions into the software.
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Posted 18 May 2010
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