Globalbrain Version 5
March 17, 2010
My feedreader sent me a story via “Your Story” tagged “Globalbrain v5 Provides More Customizable and Flexible Search Functionality.” According to the write up,
Globalbrain is highly scalable and enables access to vast amounts of structured and unstructured data (including e-mails, e-mail attachments, OCR-ed images, PDF files, word processing documents, spreadsheets and hundreds of other formats). Organizations and their users can simply search for information by using queries comprised of phrases, sentences, paragraphs or even entire documents of text rather than complex Boolean logic or complicated taxonomies.
One of the highlights of the new version, according to the write up, is:
At query time, the engine can decide when to use an inverted index approach for common keyword type queries or the fuzzy contextual based search. The engine can even use a combination of these search approaches. This approach, along with faceted groupings, allows users to further drill down and fine-tune results.
More information is available at www.brainware.com.
Stephen E Arnold, March 17, 2010
A freebie. No one paid me to write this item. I will report non payment to the Dulles Toll Road authority. Brainware can be reached by that route if you wish to visit the firm.
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