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 [...]
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 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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
December 15th, 2010 kicks off Deep Web Technologies’ first webinar installment! Titled: “Explorit Federated Search Key Differentiators” Interested parties will have the option to sign up for different dates, depending on your convenience. Our webinars typically last 30-40 mins, with the last 10 minutes devoted to questions and answers, which means that it will be [...]
