WAND Pre-built Taxonomies and Smartlogic Semaphore Cloud together is the fastest way for companies to begin tagging enterprise content.
Denver, CO, USA --- WAND, Inc., the world’s leading taxonomy
provider, and Smartlogic, the Content Intelligence Company, today announced a
partnership that will make the WAND Taxonomy Library available to users directly
within Semaphore Cloud.
Companies can add WAND Taxonomies to a Semaphore Cloud subscription
directly within the application and immediately begin to use those taxonomies
in the Semaphore Cloud hosted environment.
WAND Taxonomies can be customized using Semaphore Cloud taxonomy
management to tailor them for the specific needs of any company. Pre-built
taxonomies dramatically reduce the time and expense of developing an enterprise
taxonomy model from scratch.
WAND Taxonomies are available for every major industry vertical
and have been enriched with additional synonyms and relationships specifically
for Semaphore Cloud Content Classification Server so the automatic
classification can be started almost immediately.
Semaphore
Cloud works with all major cloud content management services and integrates
with on-premise Semaphore installations in hybrid deployments.
According to Mark Leher, WAND’s COO, “The combination of
WAND Taxonomies and Semaphore Cloud makes it easier and faster than ever for
companies to begin enriching content with taxonomy and metadata.” Leher continued, “The barriers of installing
software on premise and then creating a taxonomy from scratch – things which
have previously caused significant delays to enterprise content management
projects - have been completely
eliminated.”
Jeremy Bentley, CEO Smartlogic said “We’re pleased to
partner with WAND, the premier source for industry, business and specialty
domain taxonomies. Our partnership lets customers accelerate the model building
process using a WAND Taxonomy as a starting point and then including concepts
that address the unique aspects of their business.”
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About WAND, Inc.
Since 1983,
WAND has developed multi-lingual taxonomies to improve the way our clients
search and organize unstructured and semi-structured information. WAND is the
premier source for industry vertical taxonomies, business taxonomies, and
specialty domain specific taxonomies. The breadth and coverage of WAND’s
taxonomy library is unmatched.
WAND
Taxonomies can be used in more than 150 information management applications including
enterprise content management, e-commerce, spend analysis, enterprise search,
big data, text analytics, enterprise search, digital asset management. WAND Taxonomies are also used commercially in
behavioral targeting, local search, online yellow pages, and business
directories.
WAND’s
taxonomy professional services practice offers taxonomy development and
customization, taxonomy mapping, and data classification services. Our professional services team makes sure
that our clients are successful when deploying taxonomies.
WAND is
headquartered in Denver, Colorado.
For more
information about WAND’s taxonomies and services, please visit http://www.wandinc.com and http://blog.wandinc.com.
About Smartlogic
Smartlogic, The Content Intelligence Company.
Smartlogic’s
Semaphore is an enterprise grade Content Intelligence platform that complements
an organization’s investment in enterprise search, workflow, analytics and
content management systems. Semaphore is the bridge between human language and
computers. It extracts the human intelligence from information assets and
applies precise and consistent metadata to harmonize your information and drive
business decisions.
Global
organizations in the financial services, oil and gas, healthcare, government,
life sciences, high tech manufacturing, media and publishing, and retail
industries use Semaphore to manage ontologies and taxonomies, drive automatic
classification and provide contextual navigation. With Semaphore, they
harmonize data, improve search and retrieval, drive workflows, secure sensitive
information, comply with governmental regulations and replace rigid data
warehouse systems with flexible solutions in a fraction of the time and cost to
improve operations and gain competitive advantage.
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