The IBM Omnifind Yahoo Edition enterprise search product received some tweaks and improvements to its functionality.
Search Server 2008 Express arrived as a free download from Microsoft, which launched the release candidate during a California conference.
Most of you know that my job focuses on IBM's OmniFind enterprise search and text analytics products. And I've written before about semantic search—I've even written about what semantic search isn't. I keep talking about it because semantic search is probably the easiest to understand application of text analytics.
The recently announced OmniFind Personal Email Search from IBM does for Outlook and Lotus Notes what Google Desktop does, but without phoning home to a remote server.
I have been travelling so it took me a little while to write about Google Custom Search Business Edition. The name is a mouthful (sounds like the name of one of IBM's products) but the price won't give you indigestion—just $100 annually for up to 5,000 pages. So what should a Web site owner think about this offering?
Several companies now offer their products as complementary technologies to enhance the IBM OmniFind Yahoo Edition enterprise search product.
The four-month cycle between the launch of the IBM Omnifind Yahoo Edition enterprise search and the latest release represents something of a land speed record for Big Blue.
Olav Phillips at Anomalies.net has put the freely available IBM OmniFind Yahoo Edition to work at UFOCrawler.com, where people can plumb the Internet for information on the unexplained.
Corporate desktops using IBM's OmniFind to sift through business data will get a boost as Big Blue integrates Google's desktop product technology.
Developing effective search tools for enterprise-level businesses is not the same as developing search for web-based documents. Websites and other web-related documents contain an inherent structure due to the nature of web links.
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