Vivisimo, Inc. added two new products to its software portfolio: the Content Integrator and Enterprise Publisher. These join Vivisimo’s Clustering Engine which automatically organizes search or database query results into meaningful hierarchical folders. The company’s Clustering Engine interfaces with any search engine or document database to transform long lists of search results into categorized information, on-the-fly, without pre-processing the source documents. The Vivisimo Content Integrator combines with the Clustering Engine to integrate search/database query results from multiple sources. The Vivisimo Enterprise Publisher, a stand-alone document clustering product, automatically clusters document collections into categories that are intelligently selected from the words and phrases contained within the documents themselves. It publishes the organized content in a PC folders-style interface.
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Convera announced the availability of Visual RetrievalWare 5.0. Visual RetrievalWare 5.0 now features support for more than twenty of the most widely used image and video formats. New image formats supported include PCX, PNM, SGIRGB, TGA and XPM. TYS has been added to the list of supported video formats, which also includes AVI, FIT, MPEG2, PIT, QT and SMJ. Visual RetrievalWare 5.0 is now available on Darwin, FreeBSD and NetBSD platforms. Visual RetrievalWare can also run on Linux, Solaris and Windows. New APIs included in Visual RetrievalWare 5.0 are an Associative Memory API for memory management and Time Code conversion support for common frame representations such as microseconds, frames, NTSC and non-drop. System Performance Enhancements: New enhancements include MPEG decompression performance and image format support, added support for QuickTime 5 and an upgrade to Tcl/Tk 8.4a4. Visual RetrievalWare 5.0 features enhancements for automatic video clip indexing and fuzzy search. www.convera.com
The World Wide Web Consortium released “XHTML 1.0: The Extensible HyperText Markup Language (Second Edition)” as a W3C Recommendation. XHTML 1.0 is a reformulation of HTML in XML, giving the rigor of XML to Web pages. The second edition is not a new version; it brings the XHTML 1.0 Recommendation up to date with comments from the community, ongoing work within the HTML Working Group, and the first edition errata. The HTML Working Group has released the first public Working Draft of “XHTML 2.0.” XHTML 2.0 is a relative of the Web’s familiar publishing languages, HTML 4 and XHTML 1.0 and 1.1, and is not intended to be backward compatible with them. The draft contains the XHTML 2.0 markup language in modules for creating rich, portable Web-based applications. Comments are welcome. www.w3.org/TR/2002/REC-xhtml1-20020801/, www.w3.org/TR/2002/WD-xhtml2-20020805/
Mainline Information Systems Inc., an IBM solutions provider, along with Grey Zone announced a worldwide strategic alliance to deliver a Linux solution. This alliance combines the Grey Zone’s Extranet applications software with Mainline’s ability to design, sell, implement, and support complex computing environments. Grey Zone’s SecureZone 5 combines all the essential features required of Extranets, such as access control, content management, personalization, and presentation. This solution provides a foundation for corporate intranets and public web sites, and can be deployed across the full line of Linux-readied IBM eServers. www.greyzone.com, www.mainline.com
Pro Text unveiled LAVA PT which extends Oracle 9iFS’s feature-rich abilities to manage documents beyond the current language borders. Integrated in the standard iFS web user interface, LAVA PT allows to create the needed language variants for any source document. LAVA PT offers support for every document format; even translating XML document fragments using Oracle iFS’s integration with ArborText’s Epic editor becomes uncomplicated and trouble-free. Language variants are sent then to a translator, a translation memory and/or machine translation via e-mail (or another standard internet protocol). Once translated and returned, the translated documents are checked in and stored into the Oracle iFS system. When the base or source language document is revised or updated, LAVA PT identifies the language variants that should be (re)translated and automatically initiates a new translation cycle for these. The web interface shows the status of each document variant within this translation process. LAVA PT is available now with prices starting from $20.000. www.protext.be, www.icmsgrp.com
Octave Software, Inc. announced a partnership with Surebridge, Inc. to deliver content management capabilities to high growth companies. Under the partnership, Surebridge will provide rapid application deployment, secure hosting, application management, and technical support for WebOctave, Octave Software’s product. Surebridge will also become a certified Value-Added Reseller of WebOctave. www.surebridge.com, www.octavesoftware.com
Software AG and Altova, Inc. announced the availability of the XML Spy 4 Suite and Tamino integrated product bundle. This offering includes Altova’s XML Spy 4 Suite and Software AG’s Tamino XML Server (limited version). The suite supports visual design and editing of XML documents, XML schema, and XSLT stylesheets. The XML Spy 4 Suite is comprised of the XML Spy 4 Integrated Development Environment (IDE), the XML Spy 4 XSLT Designer and the XML Spy 4 Document Editor. The XML Spy 4 Suite and Tamino XML Server (limited version) product bundle runs on Windows. The version of Tamino Server which is included in the bundle, is for development purposes only (however can be upgraded at any time) and is limited by database capacity, which can range from 50MB to 1000MB, depending on the number of XML Spy 4 Suite installed user licenses purchased. Bundle pricing begins at $598 US for a single license. The Software AG Tamino XML Server and XML Spy 4 Suite product bundle is available immediately from the XML Spy online shop. www.xmlspy.com/order, www.altova.com, www.softwareagusa.com
FileNET Corporation announced a number of strategic alliances with new ValueNET partners including industry specialist organizations Cardinal Solutions Group, Impression Technology, Infinity Software Development, KnowledgeLake, Rapid Application Developers and Tuscan Technologies. FileNET’s ValueNET partner network is comprised of resellers, system integrators, and application developers of ECM solutions. ValueNET partners provide customers with integration support and advanced ECM solutions specifically targeted to meet unique customer needs. www.filenet.com
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