Jeeves Solutions, a division of Ask Jeeves, Inc. announced the availability of a major upgrade to its product, JeevesOne. The ability to search multiple backend systems simultaneously and deliver results in real time, improved relevance with Precise Answers, and an easy-to-use Administrative Console are among the featured enhancements. JeevesOne 3.0 is an enterprise search platform, offering a comprehensive combination of fourth generation natural language processing (NLP) search technology, analytics and enterprise connectivity. Whether the answer resides in unstructured Web content or structured data sources, JeevesOne can make information accessible in real time and in one place through its Enterprise Integration Server (EIS). JeevesOne 3.0’s flexible output determines both how information is presented and what information is presented, returning the best answer available to a user’s question. www.jeevessolutions.com/products/index.asp
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Dynix has entered a strategic partnership with Groxis Inc. and has announced plans to integrate Grokker, a graphical informational interface, with future editions of Horizon Information Portal. Dynix will resell Grokker as an optional product for library customers of Horizon Information Portal. Grokker improves the way information is accessed and organized during search sequences by quickly converting data, documents, and search results into contextually relevant, graphical knowledge maps. Search results become a series of circles within circles, with each concentric circle representing a topic and subtopic that is sorted by size and color and based on relevancy. A user can then dig deeper into the results until the desired information is found. www.dynix.com, www.groxis.com
FatWire Software announced that its recently launched FatWire Spark portal Content Management (pCM) for the Sun ONE Portal Server will include support for MySQL. FatWire Spark for the Sun ONE Portal Server with MySQL support provides a fully integrated portal Content Management solution at no cost to the client. A five-user version of Spark pCM is available free of charge for Sun ONE Portal Server customers. www.fatwire.com
Interwoven, Inc. has released a developer suite that enables developers to build and deploy Web-based applications in an integrated, dynamic development environment. Interwoven Developer Suite provides developers with standards-based tools for customization of the Interwoven platform along with Interwoven TeamCode software, a tool for integration and release of code and content-based applications. TeamCode provides the process-based workflows to manage the release of code and content throughout the lifecycle of the application. The code can originate from a traditional source code management (SCM) system, enabling developers to continue to use their tool of choice, and then be integrated with the content and released using TeamCode. Organizations that don’t use an SCM system can version control and manage both application code and content with Interwoven. ContentServices SDK 1.1 is Interwoven’s SOAP/XML interface designed to enable portlet developers to embed Interwoven content management and publishing capabilities directly into portlets running in IBM, BEA, SAP, Plumtree. The Interwoven Developer Suite is available immediately. www.interwoven.com/solutions/ds
China’s Centre for Information Industry Development (CCID Data Co.) announced it has formed an alliance with Autonomy. This alliance will deliver Autonomy solutions to customers throughout China. Autonomy is providing to CCID Data its Intelligent Data Operating Layer (IDOL) to automate the manual processes of aggregation, categorization, hyperlinking, summarization, retrieval and delivery of unstructured information. Based on the resource platform of the Electronic Information Center of Ministry of Information Industry, CCID Data provides the governmental platform and extensive industrial data channels throughout China. www.autonomy.com
Palstar Document Management and Language Engineering announced the release of her latest software tool RevXml. RevXML is a tool for cost-effective comparison of XML content (books, manuals, legal text or regulations etc), with many options for selection. The tool tracks all changes between two XML documents or data. It takes into account the tree structure of the document, the attributes and the text in between the XML-tags. The basic unit of a text may be a character, a word, a sentence or the complete text in between two tags. The software generates revision markers (indicating addition, deletion and change) in the revised document, which themselves take the form of additional XML tags or arbitrary strings to be defined by the user. The enriched revised document is meant to be further processed by XML based systems. No DTD is required. Essentially, the tool operates on any tree-structured or flat file, including XML, XHTML and SGML files. The value of attributes may play a role in the decision to compare two elements. RevXml functions as “middleware” and is an embeddable technology. For instance, an XML Editor may use it to visualize the revisions between two XML documents. A Document Management System will be able to store the deltas and a Publishing System may generate exact revision bars. www.palstar-nl.com
Day Software Corp. announced it has developed a series of portlets that provide companies running BEA WebLogic Portal to access Day Software applications and managed-content. Day Software has developed a series of portlets that enable its product, Communique, to integrate with the J2EE based BEA WebLogic Portal. By using the portlets to integrate Communique and BEA software, customers can create, produce, and deploy content within BEA WebLogic Portal. As part of the iForce Content Network, Day will work with Sun to market and implement content management solutions based on Day Communique, an integrated content management, portal management and digital asset management framework, and Sun ONE platform products, including the Sun ONE Portal Server and Sun ONE Application Server. www.day.com
XyEnterprise announced that it has released XML Professional Publisher Version 7.2. This latest release extends programmatic access to XPP’s publishing functions by integrating an adapter for Perl. This access enables customers to use Perl scripts and programs to reduce the cost of systems deployment and enhance the integration of the XPP publishing engine with content management systems, databases, and other sources of enterprise content. XPP 7.2 also includes a new MathML module for the import, use, and publishing of MathML structure and content. XPP 7.2 is available now. www.XyEnterprise.com
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