Across Systems, the masterminds behind the Across Language Server has released the fifth generation of its central software platform. This latest product iteration introduces new features, as well as new concepts that employ business intelligence in multi-language documents and content.
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Across Language Server v5 Add Business Intelligence
Apache Lucene (news, site), the popular open source search engine, is now available in version 2.9.0. This version is the last minor release before the big step to Lucene 3.0, but the developers didn’t hold back all of their improvements for later.
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Apache Lucene 2.9.0 Offers Performance Optimization
Another European company has announced that it is opening a US office. This time the location is San Francisco and the company is open source solution provider eXo (news, site).
This follows the announcement in June this year that Red Hat’s JBoss Portal, eXo’s Portal and eXo’s Java Client Repository (JCR) were all to be merged into a single product that strikes the right balance of robustness and usability.
It is hardly any wonder then that the new board of advisors that will be helping eXo founder and CEO Benjamin Mestrallet to break into the US has a strong Red Hat presence including Sacha Labourey, a former middleware co-general manager who participated in negotiations on the eXo/Red Hat partnership before joining eXo.
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eXo Takes Its Enterprise CMS and CEO to the US
The J. Boye Aarhus Conference is just around the corner. If you are headed there to soak up some new knowledge, by the looks of things you won’t be disappointed.
Although originally a conference dedicated to content management topics, the gathering has evolved to include web strategy, user experience, online communications, information governance and more.
The list of speakers is lead by the opening keynote Design for Behavior Change: Why Facebook & Twitter Are Winning by BJ
Socialcast (news, site) seems to’ve echoed various vendors’ recent-and very successful-forays into providing solutions for revealing what goes on behind the scenes of enterprise microblogging.
Their new analytics software, Social Business Intelligence (SBI), gauges social activity within company walls and scrutinizes interactivity patterns between users. Such deep digging allows the tool to cut out the useless chitchat and focus solely on valuable discussions.
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Socialcast’s New Analytics Suite Muzzles Useless Chatter
