Abe Lederman gets in the (mobile) groove

Abe Lederman, our founder and CEO, recently got a couple of exposures at MobileGroove, a site which provides analysis and commentary on mobile search, mobile advertising, and social media. The two MobileGroove articles cover Deep Web Technologies’ Biznar mobile federated search app. Mobile Search App Review & Road Test: Biznar Biznar Mobile Search App: 5 [...]

The Charleston Advisor gives Deep Web Technologies high marks

The highly regarded Charleston Advisor, known for its “Critical reviews of Web products for Information Professionals,” has given Deep Web Technologies 4 3/8 of 5 possible stars for its Explorit federated search product. The individual scores forming the composite were: Content: 4 1/2 stars User Interface/Searchability: 4 1/2 stars Pricing: 4 1/2 stars Contract Options: 4 [...]

On Our Way – Charleston, South Carolina

Deep Web Technologies’ President, Abe Lederman will be attending the 2011 Charleston Conference this year in…you guessed it… Charleston, South Carolina. The annual Charleston Conference hosts a variety of appealing activities but before you do anything, please be sure to dig into your conference bag for your free copy of the Charleston Advisor.  Inside you will [...]

Reducing Research Time and Costs in the Corporate Environment

One of the many unseen costs in corporations is the actual time spent doing research for the company. Researchers, product managers and scientists use a significant time researching a wide variety of sources to bring a new product to market. There are multiple costs in research. First, there is the cost of the research materials [...]

WorldWideScience receives warm welcome at the UN

WorldWideScience is a global science gateway that combines national and international scientific databases into a search engine. From a single search form, a scientist, researcher, or curious citizen can search over fifty databases in English and now 22 multilingual sources (with translation to the searcher’s native language) and seven multimedia sources. WorldWideScience is the brainchild [...]

Deep Web Technologies has a brand new look!

Our website has been upgraded with more information and less clutter.  It’s a fresh, user-friendly experience that should help our visitors experience why Explorit is “state of the search.” Some of our new pages include: Our Company Philosophy Resource Center Price Quote Hosted vs. Installed Please stop by for a visit and let us know what [...]

Brain Food– Are You Eating Healthy?

Our minds like to be fed with the best information possible! In the case of researchers (academic, medical, business, or others), their works depend on it.  Here is a great blog post by Sol Lederman I would like to share. It’s on the topic of information quality vs. information coverage. It really illustrates the importance of search [...]

Deep Web Tech in the News: WorldWideScience.org

Sometimes when I lie in bed with the dream of federating 1,000,000,000 sources dancing around in my mind, I often wonder, “What’s the best search engine?”. I suppose that depends on who (or what) you seek. The Internet is the largest collection of information that has ever been amassed, leading us to need better search [...]

Deep Web Tech in the News: Image Search

One small step for Science.gov, one giant leap for Federated Search. “Science.gov is a gateway to more than 42 scientific databases and 200 million pages of science information with just one query, and is a gateway to more than 2,000 scientific websites from 18 organizations within 14 federal science agencies. These agencies represent 97% of [...]

Deep Web Tech is Back in the Air

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s an over-used intro! We wanted to let all of our readers know that we will be attending the ALA 2011 Midwinter Meeting, January 7-11. The Midwinter Meeting is in sunny San Diego, CA at the San Diego Convention Center. Our President Abe Lederman said, “We will be meeting with some of [...]