SearchInform Free 4.3.41
| Developer: |
SoftInform (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows2000/XP |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 2.93 MB |
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SearchInform is a full text information retrieval and processing system with ability to conduct search both on the user PC and in the company's local network databases and information systems. It has all the tools for consolidating information in the framework of an enterprise and presents an efficient solution to any information search and consolidation related problems.
High indexing speed (15-30 Gb/hour) of all popular text file formats (txt, doc, rtf, pdf, htm, html), messages from mail clients, and databases. Unique feature of search for documents similar in their contents to the query text.
SearchInform is easily integrated into any information structure, supports various data sources and has a client-server architecture. Implementing SearchInform doesn't require any changes in already existing business-processes and thus preserves company's investments into its initial information infrastructure to the maximum. At the same time the system unites all corporate applications and data into one consolidated information system, which leads to a more efficient solution of the company's business problems.
SearchInform is your ability to act while others are still searching. |
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