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TEMIS Launches New Collection Module—Luxid Content Pipeline

TEMIS (www.temis.com), a provider of text analytics solutions for the enterprise, announced the launch of Luxid Content Pipeline, a new content collection module integrated within the latest version of its content discovery solution, Luxid 5.1. This easy-to-manage platform efficiently collects contents from a full range of information sources and feeds them into Luxid. After annotating content with relevant metadata, Luxid then applies search, discovery, and sharing tools to the enriched content and provides users with real-time content analytics and knowledge discovery.

Luxid Content Pipeline accesses content by three different methods:

• Structured Access connects and automates the collection of documents from leading structured content sources such as Dialog, DataStar, ISI Web of Knowledge, Ovid, STN, Questel, EBSCOhost, Factiva, LexisNexis, MicroPatent, Scopus, ScienceDirect, Minesoft, esp@cenet, PubMed.
• Web Access tracks corporate websites, blogs, and social networks and downloads their content thanks to a powerful web crawling tool available to customers "As a Service"
• Enterprise Content Management Access connects to corporate knowledge repositories such as EMC Documentum, EMC Documentum CenterStage, and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server.

To be as universally compatible as possible with a wide variety of document sources, Luxid Content Pipeline also natively supports the integration of UIMA (Unstructured Information Management Architecture) collection readers, enabling the connection to these sources using UIMA standard protocol and format conversion.

Source: TEMIS