Knowledge management and discovery software developer Collexis Holdings, Inc., US, has announced that it has been named one of the '100 Companies that Matter Most in Knowledge Management' by KMWorld Magazine.
Now in its eighth year, KMWorld's list of 100 Companies that Matter in Knowledge Management is compiled by KMWorld practitioners, theorists, analysts and vendors, as well as the publication's customers and colleagues. The magazine recognises innovative knowledge management companies that will not only make a difference in the year ahead, but have also played a key role in creating, enhancing or defining a market.
Joining an impressive list of companies, including Apple, Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft, Collexis was recognised by KMWorld for its unique ability to create and enhance customer-specific knowledge discovery applications.
Collexis develops applications that range from search tools for users' websites to highly sophisticated discovery applications that are utilised by the intelligence community and R&D organisations worldwide. These applications allow users to identify and search for documents, experts, trends or new discoveries that may be hidden in the materials. Collexis software creates profiles of text - web pages, documents, e- mails, speech transcripts, grants, etc. These profiles represent the key ideas or concepts in those texts and are presented in a format known as the Collexis Fingerprint. Once Collexis has profiled a set of text, the Fingerprints (or document profiles) are used to create the applications.
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