Document Intelligence: A New Buzz Word for Search?

September 22, 2010

Brainware every couple of years discovers me. When this happens, the Brainware marketing team wants to meet. I think I will be catching up with the company at an upcoming intel conference. In the meantime, Brainware has rolled out “document intelligence.” The idea of smart content has spawned a conference, fueled the growth of MarkLogic, and now become part of the Brainware offering.

Brainware Inc. has three new modules, and they are set to reveal them at Oracle OpenWorld 2010, later this year in San Francisco, California. On the presentation schedule are Brainware Distiller, Globalbrain and Visibility modules. Touted as being one one of the world’s pre-eminent business-to-business technology exhibitions, demonstrations and theatre presentations are scheduled throughout the event. If in attendance, be sure to witness first hand how Brainware Distiller, paired up with OPEX mailroom solutions can provide advanced mailroom functionality that will extract vital information from the front end, and then delivering valuable data throughout the enterprise with rapid performance.

“I look forward to this opportunity to meet with potential partners and clients,” said Carl Mergele, Chief Executive Officer at Brainware. “Our Distiller solution is unparalleled in its ability to extract data from unstructured documents and streamline vital business processes for Oracle users worldwide, and this event allows us to demonstrate Brainware’s unique capabilities to members of the Oracle community.”

This type of service suggests that companies still have a big paper problem, and integration remains an issue with native oracle tools. Decide for yourself and check the news release (which may go dark at any time) or navigate to the Brainware Web site.

Maybe more after the briefing? What’s interesting about Oracle is that it continues to generate intentionally or unintentionally chatter about a big search deal. What more could one want beyond Oracle Text, SES11g, and partners’ products?

Glenn Black, September 22, 2010

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

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Stephen E. Arnold monitors search, content processing, text mining and related topics from his high-tech nerve center in rural Kentucky. He tries to winnow the goose feathers from the giblets. He works with colleagues worldwide to make this Web log useful to those who want to go "beyond search". Contact him at sa [at] arnoldit.com. His Web site with additional information about search is arnoldit.com.