Exalead and Dassault Tie Up, Users Benefit

May 24, 2010

A happy quack to the reader who alerted us to another win by Exalead.

Dassault Systèmes (DS) (Euronext Paris: #13065, DSY.PA), one of the world leaders in 3D and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solutions, announced an OEM agreement with Exalead, a global software provider in the enterprise and Web search market. As a result of this partnership, Dassault will deliver discovery and advanced PLM enterprise search capabilities within the Dassault ENOVIA V6 solutions.

The Exalead CloudView OEM edition is dedicated to ISVs and integrators who want to differentiate their solutions with high-performing and highly scalable embedded search capabilities. Built on an open, modular architecture, Exalead CloudView uses minimal hardware but provides high scalability, which helps reduce overall costs. Additionally, Exalead’s CloudView uses advanced semantic technologies to analyze, categorize, enhance and align data automatically. Users benefit from more accurate, precise and relevant search results.

This partnership with Exalead demonstrates the unique capabilities of ENOVIA’s V6 PLM solutions to serve as an open federation, indexing and data warehouse platform for process and user data, for customers across multiple industries. Dassault Systèmes PLM users will benefit from its Exalead-empowered ENOVIA V6 solutions to handle large data volumes thus enabling PLM enterprise data to be easily discovered, indexed and instantaneously available for real-time search and intelligent navigation. Non-experts will have the opportunity to access PLM know-how and knowledge with the simplicity and the performance of the Web in scalable online collaborative environments. Moreover, PLM creators and collaborators will be able to instantly find IP from any generic, business, product and social content and turn it into actionable intelligence.

Stephen E Arnold, May 22, 2010

Freebie.

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Business intelligence, Enterprise, News, Search, Semantic, Text analytics, Text processing

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