Summary: ...reducing retrieval time and ensuring valuable data is not lost through wrongly weighted keyword searches. Due to its conceptual and contextual retrieval architecture, it also has a ‘similar searches’ function which can suggest possible aliases that may provide relevant information The Benefits The...
Summary: ...application. Linklaters takes advantage of a number of intelligent retrieval options in IDOL K2 to provide superior relevance. For example, IDOL K2’s parametric selection enables users to accelerate the conflict-checking process by selecting from drop-down lists to narrow searches to specific categories...
Summary: ...IDOL K2 capabilities have transformed the way lawyers use information across the firm. For example: • Integrated Retrieval and Browse: Using parametric selection, lawyers can sort and filter information intuitively by selecting from a list of attributes such as author, business sector or type of document....
Summary: ...post and manually sorted by a team of mailroom staff. The post was then opened and documents matched to individual paper claim files. These files were then manually retrieved and hard copies delivered to claims administrators. The administrators would then manually enter the data into Cardif Pinnacle’s...
Summary: ...will make it faster and more convenient for users to access information from multiple sites, no matter what site they are visiting within the portal.” With IDOL K2’s comprehensive selection of retrieval tools—full-text, category drill-down, and parametric selection—AHA members can make structured...
Summary: ...storage space and staff required to process over 500,000 sales tax forms and 325,000 individual income tax forms. Implement in less than a month. Solution: Cardiff TeleForm, Kodak 3520 scanners, FileNet P8 Results: • Increase in forms processing from 2,500 to 4,000 per day • Nearly immediate access...
Summary: ...London, Madrid, Mexico City, Milan, Munich, New York, Oslo, Ottawa, Paris, Pleasanton, Rome, San Francisco, Santa Clara, Shanghai, Singapore, Santiago, Sao Paulo, Stockholm, Sydney, Tokyo, Utrecht and Washington, D.C. The Solution The selection process narrowed the choice down to three solutions and after...
Summary: ...simple, one-word searches. KPMG LLP (UK) is also well on its way toward implementing IDOL K2’s parametric selection. Using a combination of structured information, metadata, and free text, parametric selection enables users to easily sort content by selecting pre-set parameters, then perform a full-text...
Summary: ...no need to hunt things down in the fle room; both fling and retrieving information are faster, and all those time savings really add up.” Managing Risk through Improved Governance WorkSite’s centralized repository gives Tait Walker the control it needed to manage risk more effectively. Says Mulholland,...
Summary: ...Autonomy Case Study - Wall Street on Demand. “IDOL gives Wall Street on Demand the high-end feature set we need to meet the sophisticated searching requirements of institutional investors.” When IDOL is fully implemented, WSOD can take advantage of some of the most advanced enterprise search capabilities...
Summary: ...men’s 2-iron with a graphite shaft or a golf bag that costs less than $100. With IDOL K2, shoppers can quickly retrieve information for a specific model. IDOL K2 then allows shoppers to narrow their search to the most relevant categories—anything from Individual Irons, Iron Sets, and Wedges to Fairway...
Summary: ...Market Harborough Building Society Case Study. Operationally it allows for fi le and email servers weighed down with large volumes of information to be offl oaded in a centrally controlled and fully automated fashion, dramatically increasing performance and stability. Storage optimisation also plays a...
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Summary: ...to conceptually similar documents. Conceptual querying includes: • Query by example • Query refinement by example • Keyword search • Wildcard search • Query language specification • Soundex algorithm • Result restriction by date, source, conceptual relevance and fields • Result sorting...
Summary: ...offers. Autonomy’s core infrastructure software product, the Intelligent Data Operating Layer (IDOL), powers the SPV module in all Autonomy eDiscovery solutions. IDOL embraces all traditional methods such as keyword, Boolean, parametric and others, but is perhaps best known for its pioneering conceptual...
Summary: ...Autonomy IDOL Server 7. Personalized Agents IDOL allows users to set up Agents to monitor information 24x7 on specific topics from a range of data sources. An Agent represents a user’s persistent interests and can be defined or trained either explicitly with a natural language description or Boolean...
Summary: ...Analytic and visualization tools include: Advanced Meaning Based Analytics Autonomy Investigator & ECA benefits from the full range of advanced and legacy retrieval techniques. With the option of using any or all of keyword, Boolean and conceptual search methods, as well as contextual analysis, it’s...
Summary: ...email and attachment viewing • TIFF on- demand • Conceptual, phoneme, keyword and Boolean search • Sophisticated duplicate and near-dupe filtering options • Full support for EDRM XML load file and all legacy load file formats • Full forensic metadata extraction such as: unhiding columns, extracting...
Summary: ... Cancel a pending query Uncover Information Needed to Respond to Legal or Regulatory Requests Straight from Your Desktop KEY FEATURES Cull and filter email message content, metadata and attachments using Boolean search techniques Handle multiple matters by running several queries simultaneously...
Summary: ...and reporting tools A comprehensive set of search capabilities enhance productivity. The search bar provides both full text and fielded searches. Queryby-example and Boolean searches give more advanced searching.
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Summary: ...cases, IDOL SPE fully supports traditional methods used by BI applications. Simple and complex SQL queries (FIND, JOIN, ORDER BY, SELECT, etc.) can be entered to pinpoint and manipulate search results, or parametric searches can be performed based on defined metadata, as is often done in eCommerce applications....
Summary: ...or narrow synonym rings directly from the Autonomy Busi¬ness Console. Users can take advantage of Autonomy’s “Top Query Words” report to import new synonym terms and enhance retrieval relevance.
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Summary: ...terabytes of in-place electronic files – including imaged documents, text, audio and video files – targeting and selecting the most accurate and complete result set. Introspect EDD Key Features include: • Text, voice and video file processing • Conceptual, Keyword and Boolean search to intelligently...
Summary: ...features include automatic summarization, highlighted search, summary highlighting, automatic hyperlinking and relevance ranking. Full search options include natural language query as well as keyword/Boolean search and phrase search. Results can be sorted and filtered and indexing is customizable. Supported...
Summary: ...all activities performed on the document, for regulatory, legal or operational purposes. • Searching Conduct powerful Boolean, wildcard, number or date range searches based on document metadata and full text. Search for documents, e-mail messages and attachments, or both at the same time, within a WorkSpace...
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Summary: ...etc. • Boolean restrictions across multiple metadata fields • Support of sorting by relevance and/or arbitrary numbers of metadata fields • Full weighting of metadata to weight individual keywords, special metadata fields or entire documents more or less than others • AFTER - similar to NEAR,...
Summary: ...that are related to your query. The concept of the query is analyzed and documents that are relevant to this concept are returned to the user. • Legacy search (Keyword and Boolean) • Natural Language Retrieval • Search for information between a time period • Definable quantity and quality of results...
Summary: ...over 300 parameters for filtering content. For example, connectors can immediately reject 42 million known files in the NIST list as part of the pruning process, an especially valuable capability in eDiscovery cases. Users can manipulate the configuration file and create special fields and values, as...
Summary: ...uses sophisticated patternmatching techniques to enable computers to understand information in context. For the first time, a computer can go beyond keywords and meta-data to identify concepts within the text itself to determine which are the most important and to automate the processing of this content,...
Summary: ...uses sophisticated patternmatching techniques to enable computers to understand information in context. For the first time, a computer can go beyond keywords and meta-data to identify concepts within the text itself to determine which are the most important and to automate the processing of this content,...
Summary: ...sophisticated patternmatching techniques to enable computers to understand information in context. For the first time, a computer can go beyond keywords and meta-data to identify concepts within the text itself to determine which are the most important and to automate the processing of this content, regardless...
Summary: ...uses sophisticated patternmatching techniques to enable computers to understand information in context. For the first time, a computer can go beyond keywords and meta-data to identify concepts within the text itself to determine which are the most important and to automate the processing of this content,...
Summary: ...use of words. In English for example, the words "run", "runner" and "running" can all be stripped down to their stem "run" without significant loss of meaning. Autonomy provides as standard a set of stemming algorithms for the most commonly used languages. Stoplists Every language has words that do not...
Summary: ...to enable computers to understand information in context. For the first time, a computer can go beyond keywords and meta-data to identify concepts within the text itself to determine which are the most important and to automate the processing of this content, regardless of its format, location, language,...
Summary: ...sophisticated pattern-matching techniques to enable computers to understand information in context. For the first time, a computer can go beyond keywords and meta-data to identify concepts within the text itself to determine which are the most important and to automate the processing of this content,...
Summary: ...pattern-matching techniques to enable computers to understand information in context. For the first time, a computer can go beyond keywords and meta-data to identify concepts within the text itself to determine which are the most important and to automate the processing of this content, regardless of...
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Summary: ...Autonomy Internationalization White Paper 20031003. Autonomy also supports legacy retrieval mechanisms, such as keyword, Boolean, Proximity, Exact Phrase, Soundex and many others etc. 㼀 Active matching Proactively link users with relevant information they require, accurately, in context and in realtime...
Summary: ...to easily modify the relevancy calculation by giving more weight to a specified field. Given a movie database with title, director, lead actors, year, genre and short description as the fields, the user can choose to bias the “genre” field or the “director” field to determine the similarity between...
Summary: ...powerful retrieval features, including natural language, conceptual search, refine by example, crosslanguage search and query by example. Autonomy also supports legacy retrieval mechanisms, such as keyword, Boolean, Proximity, Exact Phrase, Soundex and many others etc. 㼀 Active matching Proactively...
Summary: ...able to search based on metadata (text information about the asset such as author, date created, keywords, etc.) and, ideally, based on image content as well. Flexible metadata handling It is often important to complete a few key metadata fields for all incoming assets.
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Summary: ...Glamour and Guts: The Two Faces of DAM. Consider what sort of metadata should be applied to each type of asset so that individual assets can be easily found, but don’t get hung up on this process—remember that in most cases, people will need to enter this metadata manually. It’s better to define...
Summary: ...and deployment rules via XML files. A user may then log in and initiate or schedule deployment jobs according to these rules. Drawing on Interwoven’s deep domain expertise in ECM security, OpenDeploy incorporates a full set of capabilities to address six key security considerations: OpenDeploy employs...
Summary: ...other content across the enterprise that is contextually similar to the selected document. This feature can be used to recommend related articles, documents, affinity products or services, or concepts within voice and video mail. Because links are automatically inserted at the time a document is retrieved,...
Summary: ...the integrity of metadata High-performing retrieval engine that • searches all files in its entirety to return the most complete set of results (no “jump-out”) Advanced search algorithms, including • conceptual search combined with other legacy methods Language independence for foreign • language...
Summary: ...Autonomy's Information Governance & eDiscovery Solutions for SharePoint. 2 SOX is a US federal law introduced in 2002 to respond to a number of major corporate and accounting scandals, including Enron and WorldCom. It requires business records to be saved for “not less than five years.” Among its...
Summary: ...Detect VMD is the most basic form of recognition which identifies movement of objects within a specified field of view, for example, a person entering a restricted area. Non Motion Detect Non Motion Detect (NMD) has the ability to recognize static objects within a scene such as unattended baggage in an...
Summary: ...information once a certain number of documents have been retrieved. When these shortcut techniques are applied over even a modest number of files the result is an arbitrary and incomplete set of documents. In legal cases, where a single document has the potential to drastically change the direction of...
Summary: ...Cannot handle silence in conversational speech—>fails Limited predefined keywords spotted Find arbitrary word, low computation Accurate, flexible, can find arbitrary word, phrase, etc. Very accurate, flexible, can find arbitrary word, learns new words usage automatically, no help for dictionary set-up...
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