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 [...]

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 [...]

Cushing Academy Trades Books For Couches

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Less Books, not Bookless

As the Stanford Engineering Library nears the completion of its move into new facilities, so does its transition from a print-based library into an econtent-based one. According to an article published by the Library Journal, the library has removed more than 85% of its print collection (about 98,000 books and journals) to offsite storage facility. [...]

Stanford’s Excellent xSearch

Yesterday I read Grace Baysinger’s post on Stanford University’s new xSearch – Multidisciplinary Search Tool which uses the Deep Web Technologies Federated Search, and I need to say that I’m thrilled!  Our product offers features that Stanford wouldn’t have found in one package elsewhere.  For example, we coordinated with their IT department to integrate federated [...]