Endeca, a search and information access company, has introduced the Endeca Information Access Platform (IAP).
Posted Mar 28, 2006
Research finds enterprise portal technology buyers struggle with adoption--as portal products target different use-cases and customers grapple with oft-immature tools, performance bottlenecks, implementation delays, cost overruns, and poor usability.
Posted Mar 24, 2006
Open Text Corporation, a provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software, has announced an expansion of its email management solutions, with new compliance features designed to help customers meet email regulations in industries, such as financial services, as well as address internal requirements for email monitoring.
Posted Mar 24, 2006
ProQuest Information and Learning introduced its new Genealogy Center program at the Public Library Association’s biennial conference.
Posted Mar 24, 2006
Jinfonet Software, a provider of embeddable reporting solutions for enterprise applications and maker of JReport embedded reporting solution for Java applications, and Composite Software, a provider of on-demand data integration, have announced that the companies have partnered to offer a new joint solution: JReport OnDemand Integration.
Posted Mar 21, 2006
Digital asset management provider Xinet, Inc. has announced its new Uploader tool and an upgrade to Xinet Web Native, an asset management solution designed for metadata-driven DAM and PDF workflows.
Posted Mar 21, 2006
Intellext, creators of the search tool Watson, has announced a product enhancement that will provide all users of Microsoft SharePoint Products and Technologies with the ability to have content automatically delivered from SharePoint sites directly to their desktop.
Posted Mar 21, 2006
Xerox Corporation has unveiled DocuShare CPX and DocuShare 5.0, two new enterprise content management software products built on a single technology platform.
Posted Mar 21, 2006
IBM has announced it has signed an agreement to acquire Language Analysis Systems, Inc. (LAS), a privately held company based in Herndon, Virginia, that develops multicultural name recognition technology.
Posted Mar 21, 2006
Very few organizations can answer that question with anything more than an emphatic “It’s fine!” If the question is instead, “How good is your intranet compared to other organizations like yours?” then the answer involves usually a more sheepish “We have no idea.” Much of my work is helping organizations assess the quality of their intranet, but even with the number of intranets I have seen, the analysis I can provide is relatively subjective. In most cases it would be valuable to provide some form of quantitative analysis of the intranet so that there is a comparison with good practice. However, I have to admit that until recently, I was very skeptical about the value of formal benchmarking, but glimmers of hope have begun to appear.
Posted Mar 21, 2006
Intacct Corporation, a provider of on-demand ERP, has announced that its partner network, the Trusted Advisor Program, is expanding with on-demand applications for content management, eprocurement, document delivery, and outsourcing relationship management.
Posted Mar 17, 2006
A new software product from Exsys Inc. is designed to give Web designers and marketing professionals a way to integrate the product knowledge of a salesperson into ecommerce sites.
Posted Mar 17, 2006
ClearStory Systems, Inc., a provider of digital asset management (DAM) solutions, has announced a definitive agreement with Datawatch Corporation.
Posted Mar 17, 2006
DAM has experienced slower-than-expected growth, in part because of the perception that DAM limits access, rather than the reality—that it expands access. Effective strategies for implementing and using DAM are emerging, particularly in various vertical markets. Within verticals—regardless of differing needs and challenges—the demand for simplified, universal access drives adoption.
Posted Mar 15, 2006
Accoona Corp., a provider of the application of artificial intelligence to Web search, has unveiled search functionality for Internet-based data search and retrieval.
Posted Mar 14, 2006
Infostoria Inc., an enterprise content integration provider, has announced the general availability of its Content Integration Suite.
Posted Mar 14, 2006
Vasont Systems, a provider of content management software and data services, has announced that a standard Darwin Information Typing Architecture (DITA) setup is included with every installation of the Vasont Content Management System.
Posted Mar 14, 2006
Open Text Corporation, a provider of Enterprise Content Management (ECM) software, has announced the release of a new version of its internal controls software, with new features to manage the costs of complying with corporate governance laws such as the U.S.'s Sarbanes-Oxley Act and similar legislation worldwide.
Posted Mar 10, 2006
Stellent, Inc's. Content Components Division, a provider of component technologies for managing, viewing, and transforming unstructured data, has announced the release of Stellent Outside In Technology version 8.1.
Posted Mar 10, 2006
In its earliest incarnation, elearning was viewed by businesses as a tool to provide basic education to employees, many of whom no longer occupied desks at the office. These days, however, executives expect elearning to do much more, including provide a potent way to help drive sales by leveraging it to educate every member of the value chain.
Posted Mar 08, 2006
SIRE Technologies, Inc. has announced a new product called SIRE Auto Index that can improve the speed and accuracy of electronic document indexing.
Posted Mar 07, 2006
Hot Banana Software, a provider of Web Content Management (WCM) and Active Marketing solutions, and PRWeb, an Internet press release distribution platform, have announced a partnership that allows users of Hot Banana’s Active Marketing Web Content Management Suite to distribute press releases to multiple online news, syndication, and newswire services via a technology integration with PRWeb.
Posted Mar 07, 2006
I must admit that can I not begin to count the myriad ways that content is input--created, captured, converted, and automatically ingested into today's content management systems. With multi-channel, multi-format, and multi-lingual publishing, the full matrix of paths through to the system output is daunting, to say the least. However, there is one thing that all content inputs and outputs appear to have in common today: XML.
Posted Mar 07, 2006
Vialect has announced the release of version 5.4 of its Intranet software.
Posted Mar 03, 2006
Near-Time, Inc. has announced the official beta launch of its namesake hosted collaboration service.
Posted Mar 03, 2006