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Unifying All Enterprise Information

By storing all content - structured, semi-structured, unstructured, transactional and archived - in a single IDOL index, users are given a unified, holistic view of the entire enterprise knowledgebase and can realize relationships that lead to increased productivity, reduction in duplicate work, and other significant cost-saving benefits. This unified architecture enables automatic and rapid linking of information to be formed between all formats, multimedia, records and many others.

Search results are presented in a dashboard-like UI, combining structured, semi-structured and unstructured content. Users can quickly see the relevant documents, websites and domain experts, as well as view charts, diagrams and spectrographs from databases in a BI-like fashion.

The following are few of the real-world examples of searches that lead to actionable results:

A medical device manufacturing company currently uses IDOL in conjunction with a customized LOB application for Product Quality Management. IDOL analyzes phone calls from doctors, pharmacists and patients for product quality information across over 100 products and 3,000 calls per week. IDOL automatically correlates the information from these calls (unstructured data) with product quality information stored in the Oracle database (structured data) and clusters, categorizes and visualizes the most urgent product quality issues. A report is automatically generated for the FDA.
When a call center agent queries information to solve a technical issue, the results he or she receives can contain information relevant to the specific case in hand, as well as information from related cases and past calls from the particular customer. IDOL can also display support and maintenance status or upcoming critical account events.
Given freehanded reports from the police and the census data from the county, IDOL can correlate persons, addresses and crime reports in a graphical display to help solve cases. A search for a person will return both the crime report (unstructured) and structured data such as addresses and driver's license numbers. If the user clicks on the address, IDOL will then correlate the data with related unstructured information such as articles about the resident or criminals who live near the area.
A medical professional working within a hospital's ERP system or in a clinical diagnosis support tool such as ISABEL can not only be explicitly informed about the likely diagnosis of disease, but also relate the data to patients and histories within the hospital, shipments of related drugs, or waiting lists, allowing the user to take the immediate action within the application by clicking the links within the provided results. IDOL integrates the search to business applications so that the user can seamlessly research data without switching between different application contexts.
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