More than 80% of all data in an enterprise is unstructured information. This encompasses telephone conversations, voicemails, emails, word documents, paper documents, images, web pages, video and hundreds of additional formats. Unfortunately, attempts to leverage this immense and strategic resource often fail because many businesses lack the requisite technology to understand and effectively utilize content that resides outside the scope of structured databases.
Similarly, unstructured processes are equally unwieldy yet comprise the bulk of business operations. Current trends anticipate the rapid proliferation of rich media, widespread adoption of VOIP, growing use of IPTV and increased scrutiny of white collar crimes. This overwhelming profusion demands an automated solution that can effectively manage an unstructured digital morass.
These concerns necessitate an information infrastructure platform that addresses all classes of information in a manner analogous to well established methods for structured databases. Akin to the Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) that revolutionized the computing industry in the 1960s, this innovative platform would enable computers to process not only structured data, but also vast amounts of semi-structured and unstructured information using a global relational index.
Autonomy's ability to process all forms of digital information on a single platform offers a unique solution to a growing number of applications and devices that are increasingly dependent on utilizing unstructured information. Autonomy employs a unique combination of technologies to enable computers to form a contextual understanding of all digital content. Autonomy's technology eliminates the traditionally manual and costly operations to process and analyze information by performing these functions automatically and in real-time. This represents substantial savings for every type of organization and industry and is driving the accelerated adoption of Autonomy's technology across a diverse range of vertical markets.
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Summary: ...possible. Unfortunately, doing this without the most advanced information retrieval and profiling technology on the market can drain staff resources and result in missed opportunities. At a typical government agency, for example, thousands of messages per day flow to the in-boxes of generic e-mail addresses...
Summary: ...Disaster Health Services, and Disaster Mental Health Services) offering direct assistance to people affected by a disaster. DWI specifically helps people outside a disaster area obtain information about individuals located within a specific disaster area. These inquiries concern not only residents of...
Summary: ...British Telecom Case Study. Case Study Industry Telecommunications Challenges n Inconsistent content, pricing, and look-and-feel across channels resulted in an inefficient customer experience n Lack of business user empowerment slowed time-to-Web for content n Mismatched content management platforms and...
Summary: ...is underway that will make this technology available on handheld PDA devices so that officers have the same access to vital data while on the beat. This has created huge efficiency savings across the force in the region of £4-5 million. These massive savings have helped fund new crime fighting initiatives,...
Summary: ...preservation officers, cultural resource managers, contractors and private citizens require assistance on a daily basis in making sense of the overwhelming volume of electronic information available for historic designations, heritage areas, landmarks, sacred sites, public participation processes, staffing,...
Summary: ...also needed to be addressed. Finding the Right Solution SJ Berwin’s frst attempt was a system of public Outlook folders, an approach which proved to have signifcant drawbacks. The lack of consistent email profling limited the ability to automatically index and cross-reference the extensive matter information...
Summary: ...so than any other industry, time-to-market is not only money, in some cases it’s the difference between life and death for potential customers. Employee satisfaction levels are overwhelmingly positive. “Many of our scientists rely heavily on e-mail alerts,” says Rogers. “If they had to find the...
Summary: ...in that as residents of a condominium share the roof and the plumbing and the electrical system, the Websites we support similarly share hardware, software, and technical infrastructure. Yet, like a condo resident, you can paint the walls of your unit the way you want; you can have whatever furniture...
Summary: ...Church Pension Group Case Study. Case Study Industry Accounting Challenges ■ Manual, paper-based processes were unable to efficiently support growth ■ Productivity suffered from a lack of invoice accountability and accuracy ■ Audits were expensive and time-consuming to manage Benefits of Using Interwoven:...
Summary: ...Cardiff Case Study City of Boston. Case Study City of Boston New England’s largest city uses Cardiff TeleForm and LiquidOffice to automate internal and external business processes. Boston, the largest city in New England with 600,000 residents, is on the cutting edge of technology. Today, in every Boston...
Summary: ...the sharing and exchange of data through a paperless system. Benefits 㼀 Fast access to information 㼀 Flexible handling of structured and unstructured content 㼀 Rapid return on investment and user adoption 㼀 Currently saves using 6.5 million pieces of paper with the promise of additional savings...
Summary: ...access to content Benefits of Using Interwoven: ■ Complete audit trail and content capture in a central repository improves regulatory compliance ■ Firm-wide adoption ensured by WorkSite’s out-of-the-box integration with Microsoft Offic e ■ Instant accessenables secure collaboration ■ Rapid...
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Summary: ...have traditionally been regarded as unwieldy resources requiring significant investment to store and maintain. VS Archive provides a natural destination so that they can be leveraged within the organization, allowing enterprises across all verticals to leverage value from their rich media assets and harness...
Summary: ...Autonomy IDOL Server 7. Automatic Clustering Organizations can analyze large sets of documents and even user profiles and automatically identify inherent themes or information clusters. IDOL even clusters the unstructured content exchanged in email, telephone conversations and instant messages. IDOL uses...
Summary: ...stressing bandwidth. Using IDOL’s conceptual analytics, the agent granularly processes all PSTs to only collect the relevant content into the cloud archive. Audio Support Digital Safe leverages advanced rich media capabilities that enable intelligent archiving of rich media assets such as VoIP, voicemails,...
Summary: ...Video Analytics Security is an increasingly vital consideration for private and public bodies alike, yet the pressures of today’s high-risk climate necessitate a revolutionary new approach to ensuring effective and proactive operations. Manual security networks are only as effective as the personnel...
Summary: ...Autonomy Qfiniti Explore. Product Brief Q finiti Explore Beyond traditional call recording, today’s contact centers contain volumes of information that must be captured, processed, and distributed on a daily basis. An overwhelming percentage of this valuable information - audio recordings, documents,...
Summary: ...Autonomy eDiscovery Service for Audio Audio Content – Add Context, Not Cost. This differs significantly from point solutions that isolate audio from other forms of content, lack sophisticated case analysis tools and lack the requisite review and production capabilities for producing content in industry...
Summary: ...Autonomy Virage Command and Control Product Brief. Anti-clustering – Halo collates and analyses related pieces of data, automatically detecting any anomalies in the system which might signify a threat. Profiling – Using implicit and explicit profiling techniques, Halo automatically creates an individual...
Summary: ...movement, but using sophisticated data processing technology, can power advanced proactive vehicle monitoring operations. Integrated with world-leading data analysis software, Autonomy Virage collates and cross-references information from disparate sources, such as live feeds, databases and web-based...
Summary: ...data streams, Autonomy Virage allows organizations to monitor breaking stories, advertising, press coverage and much more with unprecedented efficiency. Autonomy Virage also uses sophisticated techniques to create an individual profile of each user and generate automatic, real-time alerts as relevant...
Summary: ...CRM applications, and collaboration tools—only increase the risk of insider theft, fraud, and data loss by providing easier access to highly sensitive information and generating data that resides outside of corporate compliance and governance strategies. To keep data secure and compliant, Autonomy delivers...
Summary: ...its investment in the technology. The South Yorkshire Police recently located a witness to a serious crime when leads went cold. Using Autonomy, detectives discovered the witness had been involved in other unrelated investigations and using the list of alternative addresses generated by cross-referencing...
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Summary: ...with the amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP). As the uses of archiving evolve from managing mailbox volumes to addressing enterprise-wide legal and regulatory concerns, it no longer makes sense to consider archiving as a standalone solution or, worse yet, to subscribe to the methodology...
Summary: ...performance. Support for Future Technologies An unstructured information solution should be based on an architecture that is extensible and can grow and adapt to new requirements and technologies. To provide a powerful yet flexible framework for addressing these critical unstructured information infrastructure...
Summary: ...DiSH • Autonomy Service Dashboard 㼀 Email Alerting - Configure DiSH to alert you by email if the performance of any Autonomy applications it controls reaches or falls below a specified value. Alternatively configure DiSH to record alerts in a log file. 㼀User-defined Access List - The user can define...
Summary: ...Autonomy Language Support Data Sheet 0506. Autonomy's software infrastructure uses canonicalization to ensure that all character forms are treated equally through automatic conversion to an internationally recognized canonical form. www.autonomy. com Autonomy Inc. One Market Plaza, 19th Floor, San Francisco,...
Summary: ...environment for the enterprise to improve departmental collaboration and information management. Its excellent value proposition and the ease of installation have made SharePoint the fastest-growing server product Microsoft has ever had. Ironically, this rapid proliferation of SharePoint has led many...
Summary: ...spending time on searching for information that may already be available, and enables you to co-ordinate your work with that of your colleagues. • Displays list of users in your community that are similar to you • Ranking similarity of users based on advanced profiling • Email links to other users...
Summary: ...end services. This allows the administrator to control, monitor and manage the Autonomy modules running in the system. When an enterprise expands to include a new DiSH server, all that is required is for the Dashboard to be notified of this new addition. Similarly, a new module can be added to a DiSH...
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Summary: ...are equally unwieldy yet comprise the bulk of business operations. Current trends anticipate the rapid proliferation of rich media, widespread adoption of VOIP, growing use of IPTV and increased scrutiny of white-collar crimes. This overwhelming growth demands an automated solution that can effectively...
Summary: ...across the enterprise, even if it is not in the same language as their query. How do I search rich media? Current trends anticipate the rapid proliferation of rich media, widespread adoption of VOIP, growing use of IPTV and increased scrutiny of white collar crimes. This widespread adoption of rich media...
Summary: ...enterprise environments have made technologies such as WebEx and VoIP common practice. This widespread adoption has led to a proliferation of rich media content as an information-rich asset for the enterprise. Unfortunately, attempts to leverage this immense and strategic resource have often failed because...
Summary: ...resulting from technology changes have led to a near doubling of corporate data every two years.3 And yet, with all of the information available, regulators and corporations often failed to take requisite action. Frequently, it was a failure to understand or even access relevant information. One key lesson...
Summary: ...in straight local search mode. The system therefore attempts to expose not only the query you make, but detail on the makeup of your local index, which is a major security concern. The Proliferation of Internet Technologies As more machines have access to the network, and more processes need access to...
Summary: ...landscape is so complex? Defense and Homeland Security organizations are faced with an ever critical task yet are challenged by the abundance of data they acquire and the complexity of the demands made upon that information. Lack of agency processes supporting distributed information mgt Ineffective implementation...
Summary: ...technology necessary to comply with the latest regulatory demands. It fails to be forensically sound in several areas: • It cannot search for every piece of relevant data because it does not index all critical content due to its lack of connector support.
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Summary: ...with the latest regulatory demands. It fails to be forensically sound in several areas: • It cannot search for every piece of relevant data because it does not index all critical content due to its lack of connector support.
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Summary: ...Regulators need to leave the requirements very broad to make them withstand the test of time and relevance. Any attempt to make them concise and detailed will make them obsolete before the ink on the page is dry. IT support for the compliance initiatives will be greatly affected by this lack of specificity...
Summary: ...e-mail in daily work, and give users the tools to overcome the problems it can sometimes present. No solution can deliver results if it remains untouched. To gain widespread acceptance and full adoption by attorneys and other members of the firm, the solution must work the way they do, rather than trying...
Summary: ...the latest regulatory demands. It fails to be forensically sound in several areas: • It cannot search for every piece of relevant data because it does not index all critical content due to its lack of connector support. Even fundamental document types like PDF require a third party connector before...
Summary: ...conceptual analytics, the agent granularly processes all PSTs to only collect the relevant content into the cloud archive. Audio Support Digital Safe leverages advanced rich media capabilities that enable intelligent archiving of rich media assets such as VoIP, voicemails, and video conferences. IDOL...
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