New Version of Clustify
February 10, 2011
Clustify, a document organization program created by the Pennsylvania based company Hot Neuron LLC, has recently been given the ability to thread e-mails based on their content. This feature will make the analysis tool more efficient by reducing the number of documents that must be segregated and grouped.
An easy to use program with a simple user interface, Clustify organizes documents into groups according to common attributes and qualities defined by the user. If the user doesn’t want to define the clustering criteria themselves, Clustify can scan documents for key words and themes while designating a “representative document,” allowing you to easily find files similar to the one representing it.
The company was set up in 2000 by Bill Dimm, a graduate of Cornell University who holds a Ph.D. in theoretical elementary particle physics. Clustify’s customers include New Jersey Legal and the Digital Archive.
Ryan Compton, February 10, 2011
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Interesting software but i would like to know the price of clustify or an aproximation.