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More enterprise users demand search
News Singapore's workers are demanding enterprise search tools similar to what they are used to on the Web, says local systems integrator, NCS.
Tags: Search, Software, Enterprise Search, Search Appliance, Infrastructure Management, Singapore, systems integrator, natural language, Search, Web
Intelligence sifting through the Web
News Interest in the Semantic Web appears to be taking off, with users flocking to social bookmarking sites and search engines incorporating new technology.
Tags: Web 2.0, Web sites, Search, Semantic Web, Yahoo! Inc., Search Engine, W3C, social bookmarking, software, natural language
Tag team to fight cybercrime in Australia
News The National Australia Bank is teaming up with Macquarie University to develop methods to pre-empt cyberattacks on financial institutions.
Tags: Spam and phishing, Hacking, Firewalls, Security Management
Get agile requirements by asking for user stories
Techguide Having trouble gathering agile requirements from a nontechnical client? Consider asking for user stories, which are simple and outline tasks users plan to do when they sit down at the keyboard.
Tags: IT project management, Project management, IT Professional, Rick, Environment, Use Case, job, technique, natural language, team
What Sun's Tremblay will do at Microsoft
News The longtime chip architect will work inside a group within Craig Mundie's unit and help set Microsoft's strategic direction relative to software and semiconductor tech.
Tags: Human resources, Microsoft Corp., Semiconductor, Chip, Marc Tremblay, Digital Equipment Corp., Sun Sparc, Sun Microsystems Inc., spell checker, CTO
Semantic Web breaking out of the lab
News Semantic Web technology is on the verge of becoming commercially viable for businesses looking to develop their Web capabilities.
Tags: Web 2.0, Search, Semantic Web, Yahoo! Inc., Database, Tim Berners-Lee, search engine company, Silicon.com, billing, R&D
Any chance for natural language search?
Blogs Do you remember Ask Jeeves, now simply known as Ask? It was different because unlike other search engines, it allowed...
Set a language to a style in Word
Techguide When you enter non-English text into your Word document, chances are Word will not recognize it and interpret it as misspelled. Mary Ann Richardson brings a certain je ne sais quoi to the issue.
Keep your data in sync with Access database replication
Techguide By keeping your Access database on a local server, you have one centralized home for all your data, while allowing your employees to upload new data at will from their own replicas.
Tags: Microsoft Office
L&H research team joins InfoTalk
News InfoTalk Corporation Ltd, a multi-lingual conversation and speech recognition company, has recruited "the majority" of Lernout & Hauspie Speech Products NV (L&H)'s Asia Pacific research and development (R&D) team, the former told Singapore.CNET.com today.
Mindmaker reels in US$17 million funding from S'pore
News US-based research and development (R&D) firm Mindmaker Inc reeled in US$17 million from Singapore in its fifth round of funding, which will be used to expand its staff and R&D efforts worldwide.
IBM's research juggling act
Insight Paul Horn, IBM's director of research, talks about research in services and IBM's investment in emerging technologies.
Ask Jeeves' revenues triple
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Ask Jeeves' revenues surge
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Ask Jeeves' revenues surge
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