There have been a number of news stories that I hope to get to posting links to shortly. Been tied up catching up on some stuff, but here's one more thing from info 360 a couple weeks ago that I wanted to get to. Caught up with former Microsoft ISV manager for SharePoint partners Owen Allen at the event, and he is now working for a company called Pingar.
Based in New Zealand, Pingar does some cool stuff in the area of advanced meta data extraction. This basically involves taking batches of unstructured documents and finding relevant indexing information like people, places, business names, e-mail addresses, etc., and then taking this information and dumping it into an ECM or other back-end system. Pingar advertises its technology as a tool. It currently has a hosted/cloud version that you can play around with.
Here's the lead for the article about Pingar in my last premium issue of DIR:
There has been a lot of talk in technology circles recently about the
concept of managing “big data.” Big data basically defines the rapidly
growing amount of information that enterprise systems are being
inundated with due to increasing electronic communication and
transactions. Of course, paper documents, by their nature mostly fall
outside the realm of big data—that is unless they are imaged and the
information on them is somehow translated into a format a data
management system can understand.
That’s where Pingar comes in....Click to read the rest of article.
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As data extraction is important to extract the relevant data from the info. This is used in various companies and most help full in the growth . Many service providers provide this kind of services.
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