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Automatic Hyperlinking

IDOL allows manual and fully automatic linking between related pieces of information, regardless of their format. The concepts in a document can be linked automatically to those in another file. They can also be linked to related concepts within video or voice mail. Hyperlinks are generated in real-time at the moment a document is viewed, removing the need for any manual intervention and ensuring they are constantly up-to-date.

Automatic Hyperlinking and weighting by relevance of related documents
Automatic Hyperlinking and weighting by relevance of related documents

Interlinking

IDOL is also able to automatically insert hyperlinks directly into the document itself. This can be done to any granularity, such as a word, a phrase, or a sentence. By automatically identifying sub-areas of the document for which there are relevant links, IDOL creates a seamless delivery of related information to the user. Combined with the eduction module, which automatically identifies entities based on metadata and field attributes, interlinking removes manual labor for the content editor and enriches the user experience. As users read through documents, they can delve into or learn more about a concept by easily clicking on an automatically-generated hyperlink.

Key Benefits

Reduces the cost of maintaining unstructured information
Reduces the time it takes to navigate to related information
Reduces duplication of effort
Keeps people informed and up-to-date
Retains browsers or consumers on a website by dynamically recommending related content and products

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