KMWorld Names Recommind's MindServer Legal Enterprise Search as Trend-Setting Product for 2005 PRESS RELEASE KMWorld Names Recommind's MindServer Legal Enterprise Search as Trend-Setting Product for 2005: "Recommind, the leading provider of search and
automated categorization systems for law firms, today announced that
MindServer Legal Enterprise Search has been named to KMWorld Magazine's
prestigious 'Trend-setting Products of 2005.' KMWorld Magazine is the
leading information provider of the knowledge, document and content
management systems market, with more than 51,000 subscribers. The annual
Trend-Setting Products list identifies innovative products that deliver
powerful information management solutions to an organization, its workers
and its customers.
'We are delighted that KMWorld has once again identified Recommind as a
leader in innovative enterprise search solutions. Lawyers today are tech
savvy and expect the efficiency and power of an internal search tool that
delivers even more than systems they are familiar with on the internet,'
said Robert Tennant, Recommind CEO. 'Recommind's MindServer Legal
Enterprise Search allows lawyers to perform fast, powerful, relevant
searches across all firm documents and offices.'"  ¶ 12:32 0 comments

  Bobsguide Fractal Edge Bobsguide Fractal Edge: "Fractal Edge today expressed its support for the findings of the Economist Intelligence Unit Report, %u2018Managing Knowledge for Competitive Advantage%u2019, published June 2005. The report survey revealed the increasing importance of effective knowledge management and, more importantly, the continuing challenges faced by the122 senior executives interviewed from organisations with over $1bn in annual sales revenues. 'The survey reveals that successful companies have conquered the task of gathering accurate information and have built consolidated repositories of knowledge, but continue to struggle with providing consistent performance indicators to drive decisions' said Richard Laughton, CEO of Fractal Edge. Other key report findings include:There is an abundance of information but knowledge extraction remains the challenge. 41% of respondents reported that efficient knowledge flow within their firm was obstructed by 'inadequate understanding of the information and knowledge that already exist in the organisation'. Two-thirds of surveyed firms reported that, while their IT systems generate masses of data, they struggled to manipulate this into information they could act on.Knowledge management is the top strategic IT priority. In answer to the question 'how important are the following technologies to achieving your company's strategic goals over the next three years?' the top answer, with 67% scoring it as important, was 'business intelligence / knowledge management solutions', IT tools that allow employees to prioritise information, and extract valuable insights from data"  ¶ 19:38 0 comments

  Emilia-Romagna, turismo. Confesercenti: "La portata dei diversi eventi verificatisi nel corso degli ultimi anni ha avuto pesanti ripercussioni sul mercato turistico, causando una battuta d%u2019arresto che poggia le sue basi su una congiuntura economica non favorevole che coinvolge anche l%u2019Emilia Romagna. Questi alcuni dei dati emersi dall%u2019ultima indagine congiunturale effettuata dal Centro Studi Turistici di Firenze per conto di Assoturismo-Confesercenti Emilia-Romagna presso un campione di 402 imprese turistiche regionali."  ¶ 12:56 0 comments

  Talisma Certified by the Consortium for Service Innovation CRM Today: Talisma Certified by the Consortium for Service Innovation: "Talisma%u2122, a provider of Multi-channel CRM solutions, announced today that Talisma KnowledgeBase 5.0 has been recognized as 'Knowledge-Centered Support (KCS) Verified' by the Consortium for Service Innovation (CSI).
The Consortium for Service Innovation, a not-for-profit alliance of service and support organizations, developed the KCS Verified program to distinguish knowledge management vendors whose products meet the practical requirements outlined in the KCS Verified Criteria. Supported by the Help Desk Institute, KCS is an emerging best practice for knowledge management in service and support organizations. KCS was developed, refined, and verified over the past 10 years through the joint efforts of Consortium members.
'We%u2019re pleased to be among the first solutions providers recognized as KCS Verified,' said Alex Kazerani, VP of Talisma%u2019s KnowledgeBase Group. 'Knowledge is the foundation for delivering effective and efficient service and support, and we look forward to a continued collaboration with CSI in order to further develop best practices that advance support solutions.'"  ¶ 19:24 0 comments