IDOL dynamically presents navigable parameters based on document properties and all metadata attributes - explicitly defined, automatically generated and even fields that were not previously used. IDOL's Directed Navigation offers a way for organizations to integrate valuable information from structured databases with unstructured content. Combining information found within structured fields such as product name, size, price or manufacturer, with unstructured content such as product description, allows users to search and find products quickly and easily.
Parametric Directed Navigation & Autonomy for eCommerce
Real-time navigation across multiple taxonomies, including full access to intersections of diverse taxonomy definitions, requires no additional manual intervention, making directed navigation an extremely efficient retrieval system.
Key Benefits
Allows integration of structured content with unstructured
Improves user experience by ordering search results in a more intuitive way.
Extremely powerful tool for eCommerce catalog access. When selecting wine, for example, if a user has specified red, the system can automatically remove the chardonnay option
Summary: ...and that TeleForm provided the best security and filtering capabilities available.” A few of the capabilities key to Ruby Tuesday include: • Web Capture. The Web Capture Option lets managers at Ruby Tuesday restaurants easily capture invoices from an intuitive browser-based Web interface before being...
Summary: ...Clearwater Capital Partners maximizes leverage of global information assets with Autonomy WorkSite. SPECTRA IT Associates’ design complements HP Autonomy’s advanced search capabilities with a traditional browsable common tree structure. “We wanted to give our professionals the option of navigating...
Summary: ...Web Marketing, ZRI The solution ZRI looked at a wide range of cloud-based solutions. The company found that some were lower in price, but none would back up all of its diverse operating systems. That’s when ZRI found the Autonomy LiveVault® solution, from HP Autonomy. It was the only product that covered...
Summary: ...Analyzing customer feedback and intelligence is critical for Orange to maintain its competitive advantage and continue to grow the business. Orange previously tracked trends and analyzed recorded customer conversations manually, requiring a huge number of man hours and depending on ‘human intervention’...
Summary: ...of around 180,000 documents an hour. Previous retrieval rates were only 10,000 an hour This increased speed and efficiency will significantly reduce the cost of information storage. The use of browser technology means that the system is familiar to users. They require minimal training and access can easily...
Summary: ...to support an anticipated upsurge in online activity. Prior to launching its self-service initiative, Rogers supported more than 80 independently-managed sites and multiple servers, making the process of updating content on its website extremely time consuming. A simple price change, for example, often...
Summary: ...expectations toward unbeatable service and personalized web experiences. The Solution In 2009, Boden selected Autonomy’s end-to-end revenue optimization solution to enhance customer engagement and boost the conversion rates on its two largest websites, www.boden.co.uk for the UK and www.bodenusa.com...
Summary: ...of manual profling. SPECTRA IT Associates’ design complements Interwoven’s advanced search capabilities with a traditional browsable common tree structure. “We wanted to give our professionals the option of navigating through a Microsoft Explorer-style tree,” says Beuque. “Now they can fnd things...
Summary: ...structured or unstructured, including their intranet and 10,000 news feeds per day. This content is then automatically categorized without the need for any manual intervention, and hyperlinks are inserted to related content, on the fly. This allows BAE SYSTEMS employees to navigate very easily through...
Summary: ...and analytics. As such, BT embarked on a strategic initiative to transform its online presence in order to enhance the customer experience, increase online conversion rates, and improve operational efficiency. The company had already implemented Autonomy TeamSite for the consolidated portal that serves...
Summary: ...Serving over 30 communities across Montana and Wyoming, the Trust department used over 200 paper forms to process new account information and update existing accounts. Form standards, including versioning, were non-existent. Valuable resources were being exhausted for routine processes, such as the manual...
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Summary: ...generated and even fields that were not previously used. IDOL’s Directed Navigation offers a way for organizations to integrate valuable information from structured databases with unstructured content. Combining information found within structured fields such as product name, size, price or manufacturer,...
Summary: ...cases, IDOL SPE fully supports traditional methods used by BI applications. Simple and complex SQL queries (FIND, JOIN, ORDER BY, SELECT, etc.) can be entered to pinpoint and manipulate search results, or parametric searches can be performed based on defined metadata, as is often done in eCommerce applications....
Summary: ...templates. End to End Data Certainty Once a document is generated by combining the source data with the relevant document templates any changes made to the document’s fields continue to be tracked and fed back to the source system where they can be applied as updates or made available for reconciliation....
Summary: ...width. The color/ intensity of the lines is an indication of the size of cluster. The brighter colors indicate, “what’s hot” whilst the width of the lines is an indication of the quality of the cluster. Navigation features are identical to the 2D ClusterMap enabling users to browse clusters with...
Summary: ...grouping of servers for distributed administration, role-based administrators, and enterprise reporting. A simple agent can be installed on one or many machines using a mass deployment script and template; agent upgrades are automatic. Data is transmitted – without manual intervention – via the Secure...
Summary: ...combine Boolean and Proximity operators to form simple or complex Boolean expressions Parametric search Users can search for items by certain field values. When they provide fixed values in parametric fields, the parametric search returns consistent values in the non-fixed parametric fields. For example,...
Summary: ...relationships which significantly reduces the time and labor associated with annual reviews of entity relationships. • IDOL automatic categorization of the enterprise and departmental taxonomy and automatic extraction of meta-data identifies key terms and fields to remove manual processes and reduce...
Summary: ...with the import module accepting over 300 parameters for filtering content. For example, connectors can immediately reject 42 million known files in the NIST list as part of the pruning process, an especially valuable capability in eDiscovery cases. Users can manipulate the configuration file and create...
Summary: ...attacks on the United States that day, and not in relation to a nuclear blast. This meaning-based technology eliminates problems that can derive from a purely manual approach to classification: Descriptive Inconsistency Without a built-in, conceptual understanding of information, in order to retrieve...
Summary: ...the user (with appropriate access rights) can remove the folder/ documents from the Document Management system. In turn IDOL Server automatically removes the documents from its index. Document Management Server stores documents and their metadata in a hierarchical directory structure. It supports document...
Summary: ...and past engagement content • Content saved or dragged and dropped to a client file automatically inherits security, metadata, and policies for records classification and retention with no manual profiling necessary Email management eliminates overload and unlocks valuable information iManage email...
Summary: ...it does not remove the critical defect. Page Rank: Determines the “importance” of a web page based on the number of pages linked to it. This ranking is then used with a keyword entered by a user to retrieve the most relevant results. The flaw with this approach is that search results rely on manually...
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Summary: ...clustering the results along the way • Directed Parametric Navigation – the search through catalogs or databases is made effectively hassle-free through the possibility of refining the parameters and combining structured and unstructured content • Profiling - the portal administrators have a clear...
Summary: ...to easily modify the relevancy calculation by giving more weight to a specified field. Given a movie database with title, director, lead actors, year, genre and short description as the fields, the user can choose to bias the “genre” field or the “director” field to determine the similarity between...
Summary: ...such information or worse, the information is discarded or fails to be recognized at all. Similarly, the same issues can be seen to exist with commerce applications. XML may enable E-Commerce vendors to tag products and the information associated with them (price, size, colour, features) in a common way,...
Summary: ...a new search result based on that idea. Eduction IDOL automatically extracts entities for parametric filtering. When the search result is displayed, users can easily drag-and-drop different parameters to combine facets, remove facets, or re-order facets. No administrative involvement is required. The...
Summary: ...Establishing a best practice enterprise classification scheme (US English). This includes clever metadata design, and use of customized fields, changing field names, and pre-populated drop down lists. 9. Leverage of “search and retrieve” capabilities rather than requiring the “navigate and browse”...
Summary: ...make a decision. For example, with testing you can uncover ways to increase prices without affecting conversion rates. Many Autonomy Optimost clients have tested and found that tactics like reinforcing “low price” language at the time of purchase (if you’re a low-price provider), changing the order...
Summary: ...result in frequent errors that render sites and applications inaccurate or entirely unavailable. For example, a major telecommunications provider mistakenly listed a discontinued phone on its Website; the company had to manufacture numerous phones on special order for the customers who bought them before...
Summary: ...businesses’ definition of closed status. For example, a sales order may be considered closed after the order itself is closed, all of the order’s associated lines have been shipped, and invoices have been generated and paid. All of the required states must be met in order for the entire record to...
Summary: ...with the utmost accuracy. page two 1.2.1 Automated content operations ? Taxonomy generation Autonomy's automatic taxonomy generation eradicates the necessity for human intervention and builds taxonomies based on the meaning of the information itself. ? Clustering Autonomy's automatic clustering capabilities...
Summary: ...permits deeper dives into conversations by using conjunctive words such as “and,”“or” and “not” to expand, define or narrow the fields. This requires users to know exactly what they are looking for and to manually conduct these searches. The keyword, phoneme and Boolean tools suffer from two...
Summary: ...Matter Centric Collaboration: A New Foundation for Government Legal Departments. In a traditional DM system, navigating through all this information can be extremely time consuming. What is needed is a user interface that delivers only the information that is relevant to each user without making them...
Summary: ...have from 5 to 100 active matters. In a traditional DM system, navigating through all this information can be extremely time consuming. What is needed is a user interface that delivers only the information that is relevant to each user without making them browse the entire universe of workspaces. WorkSite...
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