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How much time
do your employees waste each day on the following:
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Surfing the web to stay up-to-speed on industry
developments?
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Wading through the results of less-than-accurate search
engines in search of a specific document or the answer to a
particular question?
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Reinventing the wheel because they don't know that a
colleague across the hall - or across the ocean - recently
researched the same issue or developed a similar proposal?
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Tagging, hyperlinking or otherwise manually preparing
documents or articles for publication online?
While everyone loves the idea of knowledge management, if you
don't pick the right technologies you could be adding to your
employees' workload and decreasing productivity instead of
enhancing it.
Companies that have successfully implemented KM systems do not
employ large numbers of people to cross-reference, hyperlink,
categorize and summarize information. They have eliminated the
manual effort associated with these processes through choosing the
right technology.
Autonomy’s software makes the accurate retrieval of
information easy and intuitive, doing away with the laborious
processes of form-filling, questionnaires and fruitless keyword
searches. By aggregating and making sense of content from diverse
information repositories, Autonomy's software has given a broad
range of blue-chip companies the power to harness their knowledge
resources, helping them to stay competitive in the age of digital
commerce.
"everyone loves the idea of knowledge management, if you
don't pick the right technologies you could be adding to your
employees' workload and decreasing productivity instead of
enhancing it."
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Autonomy's
technology powers large-scale personalised systems for the
Enterprise, Internet and other Digital domains. Because of its
ability to analyse any piece of text (independent of the document's
language) and identify and rank the main ideas, Autonomy can
automate a broad range of otherwise labour intensive tasks. These
range from categorising information by subject matter, to inserting
hypertext links to related material, to profiling users based on the
ideas in the text they read or write, to delivering information to
those most likely to be interested.
Autonomy (EASDAQ/NASDAQ:
AUTN) was founded in 1996 and has
offices in Boston, Chicago, Dallas, San Francisco, New York, and
Washington, D.C. in the United States, as well as offices in
Amsterdam, Brussels, Cambridge, England, Frankfurt, Milan, Paris,
Oslo and Sydney.
Among its 200-plus customers are
Alcatel, Associated Press,
Barclays Bank, British Aerospace, Clorox, News Corp., Lucent
Technologies, Merrill Lynch, SFGate, Reuters Semi-tech, The Royal
Mail, Unilever, and the United States Department of Defense.
In addition, several software companies are licensing Autonomy's
technology to add intelligence to their online publishing, knowledge
management, email routing and document management applications,
including Aeneid, Brio, CoreChange, Delano, Filenet, FutureTense,
Hyperwave, Insight, Intranet Solutions, Intraspect, KnowledgeTrack,
Global Recall, Nexor, Novient, OpenMarket, Sagemaker, Sybase, Verge
and Vignette.
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