TEMIS Makes Open Source Play with Alfresco

September 28, 2011

Sharepoint 2010 users now have more options to data management thanks to the joining of Alfresco and TEMIS to create Luxid. MB Consulting reports about the new content enrichment tie up in TEMIS and Alfresco Reveal a Common Integration of Their Solutions.

The merging of one commercial firm with one mostly open source firm is presented in this way:

Deployed within the Alfresco Enterprise Luxid can directly access the documents to extract metadata using the power of the semantic analysis and complement the detection and extraction of metadata already proposed by Apache Tika ™. Once the semantic metadata extracted by Luxid ®, they are used by Alfresco Enterprise, to enrich the faceted search, allowing the recommendation of related content, building relationships with corporate databases, populate dashboards Business Intelligence or trigger business processes.

By teaming with TEMIS, an open-source technology Alfresco is shifting their marketing in an entirely new direction. With open source marketing the new trend for companies wishing success for their products, this blending of two proven winners and in their industry and open source technology is, it seems to me, mostly a marketing play. Let the customer pursuit begin.

Catherine Lamsfuss, September 28, 2011

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