Autonomy is the acknowledged leader in the rapidly growing area of MBC. MBC refers to the ability to form an understanding of all information, whether structured, semi-structured or unstructured, and recognize the relationships that exist within it. This allows computers to harness the richness of human information, bringing meaning to all data, regardless of what or where it is. Through sophisticated functionality and analytics, MBC automates manual operations in real-time to offer true business value.
"Autonomy is the Leader Of Meaning Based Computing Technology"
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MBC extends far beyond traditional methods such as keyword search which simply allow users to find and retrieve data. Keyword search engines, for example, cannot comprehend the meaning of information, so they only find documents in which a specific word occurs. Unfortunately, this inability to understand information means that other documents that discuss the same idea (i.e. are relevant) but use different words, are often overlooked. Equally, documents with a meaning entirely different to that which the user searches for are frequently returned, forcing the user to alter their query to accommodate the search engine.
While Autonomy offers and acknowledges the importance of keyword technologies, MBC enables advanced capabilities based on a conceptual and contextual understanding of information. Some of the key functionalities of MBC such as automatic hyperlinking and clustering are simply not available in keyword search engines. For example, automatic hyperlinking, which connects users to a range of pertinent documents, services or products that are contextually linked to the original text, requires that the meaning of the original document is fully understood. Similarly, for computers to automatically collect, analyze and organize information, computers have to be able to extract meaning. Only MBC systems can do this.
Summary: ...results into clusters thus giving KLA employees a bird's eye view of data in the organization and allowing them to spot hot trends and topics • Automatic Hyperlinking feature suggests pertinent documents that are contextually linked to the original text thus ensuring that professionals have complete...
Summary: ...Integration Resources. “It’s absolutely imperative that we are equipped to manage this important asset.” The failure to harness critical knowledge can result in incomplete submissions to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and ultimately serious delays in the regulatory approval process. Similarly,...
Summary: ...targets. This means, for example, internal auditors can run reports daily instead of waiting until the end of the period. Beyond providing more complete and up-to-date reports, LogMatrix’s solutions are also faster to deploy and less expensive to operate than competitive solutions. The Challenge Collecting,...
Summary: ...the relevant information, the lack of metadata and incorrectly weighted search parameters meant that searches were often unrepeatable and information was lost again within the system. The South Yorkshire Police needed a solution that could harness the wealth of information contained in HOLMES 2. It would...
Summary: ...the amount of space required to store the data. Most importantly, the Vertica-Tableau solution enables hMetrix to deliver more value to its clients – value far beyond what used to be possible with its traditional static reports. Customers can further analyze data at any level of detail now on a more...
Summary: ...parameters (parametric search), or to analyze search results by grouping and interlinking them into clusters based on the similarities of their ideas, thus further enhancing users' search capabilities. Radioplayer is also likely to be extended beyond the Internet, to other Internet Protocol (IP)-connected...
Summary: ...Banks, Partner, Scrutton Bland Industry n Accounting Challenges n Rapid growth of the firm meant that they were struggling to accommodate new staff and were planning to source additional space elsewhere. n Staff still relied on paper files stored in filing cabinets in two rooms in the building. Retrieving...
Summary: ...but not easily readable by automated methods. Second, the vast amount of event data puts the capability out of the reach of most vendors, even those with sophisticated IT departments. It’s just too costly and complex to collect, store and optimize the data.
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Summary: ...Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) and Amazon Web Services. Amazon EC2 gives Sonian access to a cluster of virtual servers that the application can harness in real time to process data quickly for Sonian customers. The Sonian product architecture was designed to scale inside the cloud, enabling Sonian...
Summary: ...Every file inventoried via the Autonomy solution automatically has the right retention criteria applied to it, eliminating the need for manual calculations.” Retention, archive and disposal dates are updated on a dynamic basis, so if, for example, an inactive patient record becomes live again, the Autonomy...
Summary: ...and client requirements on the basis of processes such as hyperlinking, clustering and categorisation. Hyperlinking suggests content that is contextually linked thus ensuring clients have full visibility over related content; information clustering provides a bird's eye view of data grouping similar items...
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...
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Summary: ...Layer (IDOL) Harnessing the Power of Meaning Autonomy is the acknowledged leader in the rapidly growing area of Meaning Based Computing (MBC). MBC refers to the ability to form an understanding of all information, whether structured, semi-structured or unstructured, and recognize the relationships that...
Summary: ...and manual user tagging. By leveraging the powerful conceptual search capability of IDOL, Universal Search goes far beyond simple search to provide users with contextually relevant results, automatic categorization, automatic hyperlinking, faceted navigation, audio and video search to provide the most...
Summary: ...and manual user tagging. By leveraging the powerful conceptual search capability of IDOL, Universal Search goes far beyond simple search to provide users with contextually relevant results, automatic categorization, automatic hyperlinking, faceted navigation, audio and video search to provide the most...
Summary: ...relevant information undiscovered. Autonomy is the acknowledged leader in the rapidly growing area of Meaning Based Computing (MBC). MBC refers to the ability to form an understanding of content and recognize the relationships that exist within it. MBC extends far beyond traditional keyword searching...
Summary: ...Autonomy MoreOver Fetch Technical Brief. Technical Brief Autonomy Connectors Moreover Fetch Technology Overview Autonomy’s software infrastructure uses sophisticated pattern-matching techniques to enable computers to understand information in context. For the first time, a computer can go beyond keywords...
Summary: ...and reporting. Autonomy’s customers often see time and cost savings of 60-80% with return on investment (ROI) counted in tens of millions of dollars. The benefits extend far beyond savings to the bottom line. Using Autonomy, companies are able to transform security-weak and inconsistent business activities...
Summary: ...Autonomy NNTP Fetch Technical Brief 0605. Technical Brief NNTP Fetch Overview Autonomy’s software infrastructure 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...
Summary: ...Portlet provides a fullyautomated and precise means of retrieving information. It allows content to be searched in any language and any format, wherever it is stored, and presented with hyperlinks to similar information, automatically and in realtime. Unlike ordinary searches that only permit keyword...
Summary: ...forms and semi- and unstructured documents via a variety of techniques such as barcode, form identification, logos, keywords and concepts, ensuring all documents are classified in context and with utmost accuracy. Autonomy’s accuracy is rooted in highly sophisticated pattern-matching process that is...
Summary: ...trade documentation. Optimized Reuse with the Conceptual Search Technology IDOL Autonomy Document Generator and Template Manager utilizes the intelligence of Autonomy IDOL and Meaning Based Computing, which goes far beyond traditional keyword and date-range search to effectively locate relevant data....
Summary: ...can receive relevant information from all sources instantly. Personalized Interface – IDOL automatically delivers results grouped into relevant clusters and with hyperlinks to other similar documents, recordings or video footage. Using this technology it is possible to connect data from different sources,...
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Summary: ...analytics, MBC automates manual operations in real-time to offer true business value. MBC extends far beyond traditional methods such as keyword search which simply allow users to find and retrieve data. Keyword search engines, for example, cannot comprehend the meaning of information, so they only find...
Summary: ...far beyond traditional methods such as keyword searches, which simply allow users to find and retrieve data. Keyword search engines, for example, cannot comprehend the meaning of information, so they only find documents in which a specific word or phrase occurs. Unfortunately, this means that other relevant...
Summary: ...inability to understand information means that other relevant interactions that are conceptually relevant but use different words are overlooked. Similarly, interactions with a meaning entirely different to the search terms are frequently returned, resulting in many false positive results that will skew...
Summary: ...bringing meaning to all data, regardless of its location, source or format. With sophisticated functionality and analytics, MBC automates manual operations in real time to offer measurable business value. Delivering the power of MBC into the organization is the heart of Autonomy's infrastructure software:...
Summary: ...discussed, there is a constant growth in both the quantity of information and the number of source formats. The first step to leveraging this resource is being able to connect to and access the different types of information. This connectivity is far easier said than done, and it is true that most vendors...
Summary: ...of information using technology that comprehends the meaning of the full content of any type of information—including its metadata. As the acknowledged leader in the rapidly growing area of Meaning Based Computing (MBC), Autonomy solutions use MBC to form an understanding of all information—whether...
Summary: ...the system to perform a multitude of automated operations on content across a distributed architecture including clustering, alerting and hyperlinking to name but a few. Modularity has many benefits: • Allows linear scaling, i.e. the addition of further components to meet new demand for service, new...
Summary: ...human-like way, rather than relying on strict phonetic or keyword-based approaches that frequently miss true intent or meaning. Legacy methods cannot compensate for inaccuracies caused by homophones, homonyms, and linguistic complexities. For example, phonetic approaches often cannot recognize when a...
Summary: ...documents have in the real world will often have an impact on their use with Autonomypowered applications. A document that has entitlement security associated with it, for example, needs to be delivered only to those who have access to view it. Similarly, when a French user queries a system in French,...
Summary: ...can be expensive. In the case of Coleman v. Morgan Stanley, for example, that type of oversight was very costly. The $1.5 billion verdict against Morgan Stanley was, at least in part, because of comments Morgan Stanley attorneys made in court and in discovery that were not consistent with the company’s...
Summary: ...Autonomy K2 Roadmap. An enterprise can literally watch itself think as clustering identifies areas and ideas that attract the most attention as well as areas that are not, i.e. the knowledge gaps. In addition, IDOL automatically identifies and displays the latest available information or “breaking news”,...
Summary: ...show me more of these”) • 2D and 3D Clustering – a visualization of the results by clouds of concept, as well as the relationships between different clusters. • Personalized Agents and Alerting – for a totally personalized browsing and searching experience • Automatic Hyperlinking – get...
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