EMC Beefs Up Its Content Processing

June 27, 2010

Data collection agency EMC, http://www.emc.com, has moved to build a platform for expanding business in the future, thanks to a recent partnership inked with low-profile legal discovery company Applied Discovery. Rumor has it that EMC learned about search via a marriage and divorce with the Fast Search & Transfer technology. The most recent move is to create a comprehensive service by blending SourceOne eDiscovery-Kazeon with the case discovery review power of Applied Discovery’s process and review engine. EMC started out as large storage vendor, and they bought Kazeon.Will the result be a complete solution for indexing and searching large data stores? EMC hopes this is the findability fix.

Patrick Roland, June 27, 2010

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

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@SWSchilke on June 27th, 2010 8:25 am

They once already moved away from Verity (now Autonomy) I wonder if they will again support the query language boolean plus

I would prefer an adapter / interface which I can use to plug in my favorite search engine or what ever happens to be used already (with some sample implementations like for Lucene/Solr etc.)

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