Volt Flips the Switch for Search Enabled Applications
October 24, 2008
Volt Information Sciences, a specialist in “customer-centric solutions and services,” has an enterprise search program built into its software solutions. VoltTrack is a database system they offer for customer project management. One of Volt’s five focuses is staffing service, so they screen their thousands of applicants to match them with job descriptions. They also sell the system for use in inventory upkeep, vendor and sales tracking, etc. So buy the database, the search program comes with. In company released news here a press release here, Volt revealed that by using
“its proprietary software tool, called VoltTrack, and implementing a capability to use artificial intelligence-based statistical and mathematical models, the software matches words in the context of customer job descriptions and quickly and easily searches a database of millions to find the candidate who best fits a customer’s staffing requirement.”
Volt was recently praised by InformationWeek for the search function in VoltTrack. VoltTrack is marketed to companies that would be searching a database to screen candidates for staffing requirements, referencing requisitions, tracking data and usage reports, and vendor interface.
Volt offers a list of services about a mile long in small text, including topics as diverse as jacking and boring, drilling, directional boring, excavation for and installation of cable, conduit and manhole systems; analyzing educational tests scores and data; and providing temporary use of on-line non-downloadable software for use in database management. You can see the list here.
Who buzzed into Volt in August 2008? U.S. Yellow Pages. We will watch how this develops.
Jessica Bratcher, October 23, 2008
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