21
May
SANTA FE, N.M., May 21, 2009 — Deep Web Technologies has developed OpenSearch browser plugins for one-click searching of the world’s best scientific information portals, including Scitopia.org, Science.gov, WorldWideScience.org, Mednar.com, Scienceresearch.com and Scirus.com. Users can easily add any of these portals to their browser’s search engine box by going to http://www.deepwebtech.com/open-search.html and clicking on a portal to automatically add it to their search box. Typically, the browser search box is located in the upper right corner and users can specify what search engine they would like to search from a drop-down box adjacent to this search box.
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20
May
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Serials Solutions announced that it is building a new XML federated search connection to Infobase eBooks, which span a wide range of core, curriculum-oriented subject areas from history, science and literature to geography, social issues, the arts, biographies, and beyond. With the new connection, subscribers to the Serials Solutions 360 Search federated search service will soon be able to provide access to more than 2,000 current and backlist Infobase titles from Facts On File, Ferguson Publishing, Chelsea House, Bloom’s Literary Criticism, and other sources. |
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14
May
New Federated Search, Classification and Management Features Designed to Expand Existing Federation Capabilities
May 13, 2009 — AUSTIN, Texas, BUSINESS WIRE —
StoredIQ Inc., a leading provider of Intelligent Information Management and eDiscovery technologies, today announced the immediate availability of a new StoredIQ Federated Master Appliance, delivering federated search, classification and management features designed to expand upon the existing StoredIQ federated litigation hold capability. The StoredIQ Federated Master Appliance allows organizations whose information management needs stretch beyond a single appliance or single geographic location to have unprecedented visibility into distributed data environments and centralized management of multiple StoredIQ appliances.
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12
May
SANTA FE, N.M., May 12, 2009 — Deep Web Technologies, a leader in federated search technology, is proud to announce that Maxine Swisa is their new Vice President of Engineering. Ms. Swisa joins Deep Web Technologies with 25 years of experience in information technology. In her role as VP of Engineering, Ms. Swisa will drive the technology strategy and the development of Deep Web Technologies’ “next-gen” federated search software. “Ms. Swisa’s vision and expertise will be significant contributors in taking Deep Web Technologies to the next level,” said Abe Lederman, founder and President. “Her successes in growing companies make her a significant asset to the executive team.”
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8
May
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Denver Public Schools (CO) has gone live with the Encore discovery services platform, with integrated federated-search results from the company’s Research Pro product. Denver Public Schools is the first K-12 school to go live with Encore. |
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5
May
University of Calgary and BMJ Sign On for the Summon Unified Discovery Service
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Serials Solutions has added University of Calgary as a beta development partner for the Summon unified discovery service. A variety of new content providers, including BMJ, an international peer-reviewed medical journal and subsidiary of the British Medical Association have also signed onto the Summon service. BMJ joins nearly 100 content providers along with key partners ProQuest and Gale – aggregators representing more than 4,700 publishers. |
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