Eaagle Text Processing Swoops In

September 26, 2008

Eaagle Software announced the availability of Full Text Mapper (FTM), a desktop software program that provides analysis of unstructured data. Eaagle Software brings together advanced text mining technology and desktop computing. ‘Our philosophy is that text mining and data analysis tools should be easy-to-use and not require any particular skills,’ states Yves Kergall, president and CEO of Eaagle. ‘Our software doesn’t require any setup or predefinition to begin discovering knowledge. Simply highlight the information, launch FTM, and instantly visualize your data to begin your analysis…it is that easy.’ You can read the full news story here. For more information about Eaagle, navigate to the company’s Web site here. A single user license is about $4,000.

Stephen Arnold, September 26, 2008

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under EDiscovery, News, Semantic, Technology, Text analytics, Text processing

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3 Responses to “Eaagle Text Processing Swoops In”

Otis Gospodnetic on September 26th, 2008 4:14 pm

That first link links to 404.
Tiffany Oxley on September 30th, 2008 12:59 pm

Thank you for writing about Eaagle Full Text Mapper. It appears that the link to the full story posted on your website is not working. For more information about Eaagle Full Text Mapper, please feel free to visit our product information page at http://www.eaagle.com/index.php?go=FTM.
Stephen E. Arnold on September 30th, 2008 2:51 pm

Fixed that first link. Thanks, guys.

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