New Data Harmony Release from Access Innovations

May 18, 2010

Loaded with new features and capabilities, Data Harmony 3.7 seeks to exceed users’ expectations.

The popular data management software suite from Access Innovations offers taxonomy management, automatic categorization, and metadata management tools. Many of the upgrades in this new release were in direct response to user-suggestions including the updated and fully revised user documentation. Because all modules of the new version of Data Harmony – Thesaurus Master, M.A.I. (Machine Aided Indexer*) and XIS (XML Intranet System) – are 100 percent Unicode UTF-8, they support all languages, all character sets, and integrated multi-lingual applications. In addition, they support scientific classification without a need for special coding or character identity. Attention to detail was taken in all the features and upgrades. For example, Data Harmony 3.7 offers better alphabetization through the treatment of dash and slash characters as spaces, so that terms containing them occur in a logical place in the alphabetical list view. This new release promises better user experiences and results. Good job in listening to the users and responding.

Melody K. Smith, May 18, 2010

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Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Business strategy, News, Search, Technology, Text processing

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